The Pain Of CSS

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The Pain Of CSS

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That moment when you change margin-left: 2px to margin-left: 3px and suddenly your entire layout looks like it was designed by a toddler with a sledgehammer. The cascade in Cascading Style Sheets isn't a gentle waterfall—it's Niagara Falls with your website in a barrel. The blank space below "My Site:" is the perfect visual representation of your page after that innocent little change: absolutely nothing where your carefully crafted UI used to be. The shocked Pikachu face is all of us realizing our CSS specificity knowledge is built on quicksand.

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