I dont fucking care if you dont like CSS Grid or flexbox Im not going to fucking CHANGE THE FUCKING ENTIRE LAYOUT.

Wait there are people who don't like flex ox and grid?

@Codex404 My boss: "I don't understand why you chose to go down the flexbox route"

Me: I believe Grid and flexbox are a nice way to create a layout especially when we're developing for both mobile and desktop users.

Boss: Well I don't like it and it needs to change. Create containers with absolute positions.

Me: *Swan dives off bridge*

Ok, I'm not a flex box fan. But that's purely from a backwards compatibility stance... probably should look at using it now though.

But absolute positioning of containers? Wtf!

@C0D4 The guys an actual web dev meme it's insane.

@C0D4 I'm not sure how long you want to go back but every major browser has had flexbox support for over two years.

Hell even IE supports a working draft of CSS Grid let alone flexbox.

@Codex404 up till last year I was still dealing with IE, now thats behind me, backwards issues are less of a problem.

I've managed to do without for the past decade so it doesn't actually solve anything for me, beyond writing less css.

But hey, less css means more time for better things.

@C0D4 IE before IE11? Because flexbox was working in IE11.

@Codex404
well someone's wrong here, and this thing is generally right.

https://caniuse.com/#feat=flexbox

@Codex404 good to know about IE supporting grid, will use for next project

@C0D4 all you need is an autoprefixer

@M1sf3t float the containers and absolute positioning. Pure madness.