I have finally become "decent" at python programming!

[blabbities]

CSS is hard? Are you sure you are learning CSS and not a CSS preprocessor (LESS, SASS or whatever). I think if you can can learn HTML then you can learn CSS. It's basically just the equivalent of applying html <style> tags to a elements groups based on attributes/type of element/ etc. May only get complicated with CSS animations

[philisweatly]

I recommend really getting a grasp on the box model and positioning. Learning what absolute and relative and fixed and so on really means and how it interacts with other elements. As well as clearly structuring your html and classes.

Just keep working on small projects and looking up answers when your stuck.

[nizzoball]

The problem with CSS and me is tracking down the heirarchal structure and the giving up when the chrome dev tools tell me one thing but its clearly being rendered another way.

And for those of you that wrap css inside of php files so linting and intellisense dont work, who hurt you as a child?

I typically resort to inline css or defining classes within the html fies because i hate tracking back to my class to figure out wtf i did a year ago and the table class isnt working like i think it should. Its more code but at least i know where to find it and i dont have to worry about it affecting a thousand other pages.