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Did you know there was a secret conspiracy in the tech world making it nearly impossible to do anything that looks vaguely like it wants to be 2d without spending 6 months or thousands of dollars? Only 1-d website building for us proles.
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Properly learning CSS requires the mental equivalent of two semesters study plus army training in clearing minefields.
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Vanilla CSS is hella fun to tinker with, but if it isn't something you use on a regular basis, I would highly recommend using a framework to make it easier on yourself. There are a lot of them that make it as easy as adding classes to your html: bootstrap, materialize, Bulma, etc
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Flexbox is way nicer than the old tables but if you really love what tables let you do there's always display:table. All the fun of html tables but much less 90s.
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If you're doing table-like layouts, use <table>. Don't use <div> and CSS. You can totally use display: table-cell and the like to get table-like effects, but it runs counter to semantic HTML
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