I picked up CSS last year because I always felt bad I never really put my time into it while I had to use it so often, I'm not a designer by any means but I lik

I picked up CSS last year because I always felt bad I never really put my time into it while I had to use it so often, I'm not a designer by any means but I like to experiment things out, but what I got from what I learned is that CSS works in its own way, it's not that much about "I want this div in this position" but more like "Everything in your page must flow a certain way" and from the experience I've had with certain inhouse "frameworks" it seems like other people dont get it either. I think that in that sense CSS still irks me a bit, I still do a lot of things that just feeeel like a hack, but from what I search and google around it seems like that's the only way to do it? but I also think it's kinda fun, I like reading the MDN web docs from time to time and they do seem to explain things very thoroughly, I've had a lot of moments where things started to click after reading it.