I am getting into web development, and am having a bit trouble with CSS. I am more of a C++/PHP guy, so this is a different world to me and it boggles my mind. My only problem with CSS is positioning objects. That is literally all I have problems with. I can easily reference complicated selectors, and lookup how to manipulate certain attributes....but positioning stops me dead in my tracks.
This is less of a question, and more of a call out to someone who knows what they doing. I am completely in love with the concept of responsive web design. I, however, have never dove into this personally (I use wordpress and responsive themes to handle visuals---while I write the content and plugins i need). What exactly is involved in responsive web design? I heard of grid systems alot, and it makes sense in my head. Is a grid system what makes a page layout change? How? Do i code my own or use a existing system?
What about media queries? I see examples of this, and its amazing to me (i understand zero of it lol). With media queries it seems like you would easily be able to create a responsive site...but where does the grid system come into play?
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