Open szepeviktor opened 1 year ago
That's how browser renders <ul>
by default.
That's how browser renders
<ul>
by default.
Shocking news!
This is issue is about normalize.css' website, not CSS code. https://nicolasgallagher.com/about-normalize-css/
@szepeviktor, I am new to Github, I can solve this issue, can u please explain in brief what I have to do
I cannot answer. I do not know how normalize.css' website should look.
maybe a
ul { padding-left: 40px; }
would fix it - I'm not a front-end guy