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That. I actually learned CSS in a school. My teachers were real front-end developers. I can honestly say that I never had any problem with CSS and that I neve

That. I actually learned CSS in a school. My teachers were real front-end developers. I can honestly say that I never had any problem with CSS and that I never found it to be broken. The only issues that I think of come from trying to fix things for the old IE browsers, which are broken. CSS itself? Mastered it in 3 months if not less. Come on, people. You can't give me both "You are paid less because CSS is easy to learn!" and "CSS is so hard! I can't use it! We should create something new to remplace it!".

scotty79 12y ago
You seem new to this. Just keep centering variable height content vertically in variable height containers on different browseres until you get what's broken with CSS. You can also try to pick up a newspaper (multicolumn) and try to replicate its layout so it behaves well with dynamic content.
- dubcanada 12y ago
  You can easily do that... The problem is trying to do that for every browser.
- Raphmedia 12y ago
  Both of those things are easy. Doing both of those things in IE6 is hard. To me, IE6 is broken, CSS isn't.
  - scotty79 12y ago
    Ie6 is ancient history now. Ie9 is the new ie6.
    - Raphmedia 12y ago
      In a way, yes. IE6 isn't something that I have to support anymore. However, most clients actually pay an extra to have us support IE7 - 8. On responsive websites. With plenty of customization and fancy graphics.