i really  get difficulties in how position some elements on the web page  - for example   i want to put a dive in a specific part of page and another section down or  beside - its complicated... how i can control the elements positions ??

Um, have you tried float?

On 2/11/2019 at 2:33 PM, BrowserBugs said:

Um, have you tried float?

ITS SUCK 

38 minutes ago, sasa1000 said:

ITS SUCK 

What sucks?

His suggestion or your site?

2 hours ago, sasa1000 said:

ITS SUCK 

In which case you're up the proverbial creek mate.

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On 2/12/2019 at 8:28 PM, fisicx said:

What sucks?

His suggestion or your site?

 

On 2/12/2019 at 10:09 PM, BrowserBugs said:

In which case you're up the proverbial creek mate.

whats wrong with u guys ... off course float it sucks to use.. i need other way to do it 

2 hours ago, sasa1000 said:

 off course float it sucks to use..

Not if you do it right.

Floats with media queries work just fine.

4 hours ago, sasa1000 said:

whats wrong with u guys ... off course float it sucks to use.. i need other way to do it 

Nothing wrong, was a suggestion to a really wide question bordering "how I do make a website". Try CSS Grid or maybe display, position .... really does depend on what you're trying to do. Saying something is wrong with us is a bit odd, doubt you looked into it as float is a doddle to work with, the main problem is with your abilities.

4 hours ago, fisicx said:

Not if you do it right.

Floats with media queries work just fine.

 

3 hours ago, BrowserBugs said:

Nothing wrong, was a suggestion to a really wide question bordering "how I do make a website". Try CSS Grid or maybe display, position .... really does depend on what you're trying to do. Saying something is wrong with us is a bit odd, doubt you looked into it as float is a doddle to work with, the main problem is with your abilities.

what about felxbox  -- i just got a plan  to  divide the website into divs or sections and use grids and flex box do some nesting work 

2 hours ago, sasa1000 said:

what about felxbox  -- i just got a plan  to  divide the website into divs or sections and use grids and flex box do some nesting work 

Yep, you could use flexbox, it's part of display which I mentioned above.

3 hours ago, sasa1000 said:

what about felxbox  -- i just got a plan  to  divide the website into divs or sections and use grids and flex box do some nesting work 

Or floats.

1 minute ago, fisicx said:

Or floats.

float seem to simple for me like float  left - right  - i cant imagine such simple function  layout big website nowadays .. if so then why  they invented  modern tec llike grids and flexbox

Flexbox, grids and floats are all different methods of doing the same thing. Which one you use really depends on what you are trying to do.

But if you use a CMS as suggested in your other thread and install one of the many thousands of available themes then you don't have to worry anymore.

And don't forget, most of your visitors will be using phone or tablets so you need to make sure your layout works on these devices before you design the desktop layout.

2 hours ago, sasa1000 said:

float seem to simple for me like float  left - right  - i cant imagine such simple function  layout big website nowadays .. if so then why  they invented  modern tec llike grids and flexbox

Have a read through display by Sara Cope on CSS Tricks. Also float is not "old", no more so than say font-family and padding, it's just css, to quote the MDN Docs;

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The float CSS property places an element on the left or right side of its container, allowing text and inline elements to wrap around it. The element is removed from the normal flow of the page, though still remaining a part of the flow (in contrast to absolute positioning)

 

On 2/26/2019 at 5:37 PM, fisicx said:

Flexbox, grids and floats are all different methods of doing the same thing. Which one you use really depends on what you are trying to do.

But if you use a CMS as suggested in your other thread and install one of the many thousands of available themes then you don't have to worry anymore.

And don't forget, most of your visitors will be using phone or tablets so you need to make sure your layout works on these devices before you design the desktop layout.

thx sounds easier with cms .. i dont know why i always got this feel of  fail  to use easy and  ready tools  liek cms instead of  make all from scratch 

On 2/26/2019 at 7:55 PM, BrowserBugs said:

Have a read through display by Sara Cope on CSS Tricks. Also float is not "old", no more so than say font-family and padding, it's just css, to quote the MDN Docs;

mmmm float was first method ever invented