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CSS CSS Layout Basics Getting Started with CSS Layout CSS Reset with Normalize

Philip Kroupoderov
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Philip Kroupoderov
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Philip Kroupoderov
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can normalize.css ever conflict with your stylesheet??

can normalize.css ever conflict with your stylesheet??

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Jason Anders
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Jason Anders
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Jason Anders
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 Points

Hi Philip,

The "Cascading" part of CSS also applies to the order 'loaded' in you HTML. Tianni is incorrect in the order of 'priority'. As long as the normalize.css file is the first one listed in your HTML file being loaded, any additional sheets (custom ones you've created) will overwrite the normalize.css rules and render your custom rules.
This way, the normalize.css file "Normalizes" the browser before your rules are implemented.

So, remember, load normalize.css first then your other sheets.

:) :dizzy: