I would really like to know why it’s so hard for developers to understand. Today, I was debugging a resizable master detail view where after shrinking the master to zero, some elements from the master were still partly visible. I was fiddling around with overflow properties at different levels but fixing one issue created another. I mean, when I program I start with a test then implementation and so on until the feature is ready. But with CSS, it’s just messing around. It just doesn’t appear logical to me. Is there some resource like “CSS for developers”? I think I need to change the way I think about a problem, but how?
Well, with CSS you start with the structure. You need to pretty clear in your head about where you will use what, Where there will be a div and where there will a section. After that, if you are making a responsive design, go for creating the layout of the grid. Once that's done, then you write HTML for that structure.
Then finally you should jump to the CSS. In the beginning, CSS is all about messing around but once you are familiar with most of the properties, it will be a piece of cake. So, buddy, Keep Practicing. it's all logical.
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I would really like to know why it’s so hard for developers to understand. Today, I was debugging a resizable master detail view where after shrinking the master to zero, some elements from the master were still partly visible. I was fiddling around with overflow properties at different levels but fixing one issue created another. I mean, when I program I start with a test then implementation and so on until the feature is ready. But with CSS, it’s just messing around. It just doesn’t appear logical to me. Is there some resource like “CSS for developers”? I think I need to change the way I think about a problem, but how?
Well, with CSS you start with the structure. You need to pretty clear in your head about where you will use what, Where there will be a div and where there will a section. After that, if you are making a responsive design, go for creating the layout of the grid. Once that's done, then you write HTML for that structure.
Then finally you should jump to the CSS. In the beginning, CSS is all about messing around but once you are familiar with most of the properties, it will be a piece of cake. So, buddy, Keep Practicing. it's all logical.