I do have a reason for saying "oh god not JS". In my experience, the biggest reason people try and solve CSS issues with javascript is because they don't fully

I do have a reason for saying "oh god not JS". In my experience, the biggest reason people try and solve CSS issues with javascript is because they don't fully understand CSS and how to structure it in a maintainable way. I used to hate CSS. I still think it is very flawed, just google how to center something and watch all the blogs pop up. But rather than cursing it the rest of my dev days, I took the time to learn it and structure it properly. I now never spend longer than a few minutes trying to resolve a css bug. Ideas like the OPs only procrastinate someone's true problem, which is they don't know how to properly work with the technology that they are forced to work with.