Yeah but I'm not sure if that's primarily a fault of CSS. I just wanted to enumarate the "hard parts". But even if I were to agree, what layout and "styling"

Yeah but I'm not sure if that's primarily a fault of CSS. I just wanted to enumarate the "hard parts". But even if I were to agree, what layout and "styling" language or API is the easiest, most logical and well-designed one in your opinion, that still covers the same variety of use cases? From print-like simple layouts to all complicated, nested application UIs for all imaginable screen sizes? Just curious, I'm not writing that much CSS anymore and I have cursed at it as well. But I feel it is also powerful and sometimes, yes, even beautiful to use. Often things that bother people are a feature at the same time, e.g. visible overflow by default.