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At some point I really should just sit down, make, and then work through a bunch of box model excercises. After 8 years of trying to treat CSS display as a sens
by afarrell 10y ago
At some point I really should just sit down, make, and then work through a bunch of box model excercises. After 8 years of trying to treat CSS display as a sensible thing, I've concluded that I really just need to learn it by rote.
Until then, I'll stick with flexbox. Someone has already made this excellent set teaching tool: http://flexboxfroggy.com/ http://flexboxfroggy.com/
- xoiqqq 10y agoAfter years of utter failure with CSS alignment, I have to admit that I still struggle with flexbox. Perhaps display:grid will finally save for me. Granted, I've never sat down and systematically learned the foundations of CSS, but I also never did that with Python, Javascript, Clojure, Bash, PostgreSQL, etc. and yet with all of those, I've not had nearly the number of infuriating, soul-crushing marathon sessions of Googling, Stack Overflowing, grasping randomly in the dark, and making desperate prayers to the binary gods.
- bbcbasic 10y agoJust use a table and get on with your life
- pfooti 10y agoI found flexbox frog (despite the kind of 'for kids' feel) to be really helpful in elaborating on all the flexbox options. Get the frog to line up with the lily pad with flexbox. http://flexboxfroggy.com/ http://flexboxfroggy.com/