Struggles with css
Eshwanth
Posted on February 9, 2024
The following are the issues which every web dev faces
(and don't you dare disagree with that 👿)
The Invisible Button Dilemma: Your button looks great... until someone tries to click it! You've inadvertently made it invisible, blending seamlessly into the background. Your users are now playing a game of "Where's the Button?" instead of clicking through.
The Floating Mystery: Ever tried to center something vertically in CSS? It's like trying to find the center of a black hole – you're not entirely sure if it even exists. Your divs float around the page like lost balloons at a windy carnival.
The Z-Index Abyss: You've stacked your elements using z-index, but somehow, one div is always hiding behind another like a shy turtle. You've entered the Z-Index Abyss, where elements vanish into the depths of your webpage's layers, never to be seen again.
The Responsive Riddle: Your website looks perfect on your laptop, but on mobile, it's as responsive as a stubborn mule. Your carefully crafted layout collapses like a house of cards, leaving users squinting at microscopic text and tapping wildly at tiny buttons.
The Box Model Mayhem: You thought you understood the box model, but now your margins are collapsing like a tired office worker on a Monday morning. Your divs are misbehaving, refusing to align properly and causing chaos in the layout.
The Browser Compatibility Catastrophe: Your CSS works flawlessly in one browser, but in another, it's a hot mess. It's like trying to throw a party where half the guests speak a different language – chaos ensues, and nobody knows what's going on.
The Selector Struggle: You've crafted the perfect CSS selector, or so you thought. But now, your styles are being overridden by a more specific selector from a library you barely understand. It's like a game of CSS tug-of-war, and you're losing.
Remember, in the world of CSS, laughter might be the best medicine... or at least the only thing keeping you from pulling your hair out!
Posted on February 9, 2024
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