That's good advice. It's also a kind of zen-like approach (forgive me if I am not referring to it by the book). In the past I used to fight CSS by setting all k

That's good advice. It's also a kind of zen-like approach (forgive me if I am not referring to it by the book). In the past I used to fight CSS by setting all kinds of attributes until it looked half-decent. Now I feel much better by cutting back and lettings the layout engine do its work as you said. Turns out to work better on mobile, too. (Ok let's forget about the dirty media query hacks to shift the last pixels. Move them to a dirty.css and enjoy your other clean stylesheets).