As anything, CSS requires practice. Imagine writing Haskell after having experience only with Python or C — you will probably expect it to be different — and di

As anything, CSS requires practice. Imagine writing Haskell after having experience only with Python or C — you will probably expect it to be different — and difficult. You will probably want to read a book or two about Haskell, going from the first principles to real-world programs. Starting directly with real-world problems in Haskell will probably leave you frustrated and confused. Perhaps you were never interested in CSS, and never gave it much thought; but it too has its own basic principles, after learning which it will be easy to say, like you want: "hey, CSS, this is the parent div, and all child divs must obey its size".