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Jackson Holiday Wheeler
721 PointsWhat is foundations.css?
Hi,
Not sure where to find foundations.css and normalize.css. They aren't in the twentyfifteen theme folders, or any others that I can find.
Thans!
2 Answers
Kevin Korte
28,149 PointsNormalize is here: https://necolas.github.io/normalize.css/
Foundation is a framework, and is found here: http://foundation.zurb.com/sites/download.html/
Jackson Holiday Wheeler
721 PointsThank you for your quick answer! So did I miss something in the tutorials? Should I be working on the theme in the foundation framework? What I'm not quite understanding is what I missed and where we should have obtained those files from to begin with.
Thanks again!
Shaimoom Newaz
7,219 PointsYou didn't miss anything. Zac snuck that one in there!
Many developers will use a framework like Foundation for Sites or Bootstrap to quickly get started with basic CSS and JS that is used for most projects but you can customize easily. I use Bootstrap on every one of my projects.