How much css should I learn before javascript?

Question

I feel like I been learning css for months what are the main points I should know about css before moving on to Javascript?

Answer 1

I learned CSS after JavaScript so you could start at any time. However, some JS allows you to add, change, or remove CSS. You will likely find that confusing without CSS knowledge. If you are having issues with CSS, you will have many more with JS as it is much more complex.

Answer 2

The main properties, flexbox layouts, animation, transformation.

Answer 3

Well I'd say it's enough to have about 2 weeks of HTML and 2 weeks of CSS (considering you learn for ~3 hours a day) to be able to move forward to JavaScript. Also note that when I say "learn" I actually mean "learn + implement every bit of information you gather on practice via making a web page". However later on while learning JS you'll eventually need to get back to HTML/CSS and learn something more advanced.

Answer 4

If learning here, just do the tutorial.

Answer 5

You can also learn CSS and JS in parallel.

Answer 6

In addition you should know how to use MQ (media queries)

Answer 7

I'm not comfortable with it like html.

Answer 8

2 month is must

Answer 9

CSS is all about styling. And you may move to J.S if your learnt basics of CSS. Like animation, effects, events etc.

Answer 10

I don't have a problem learning it it's just I don't feel comfortable with it like I do with html. And I find myself learning the same things over and over again.

Answer 11

"Learn" is a confusing word when it comes to coding in my view, just get familiar with if possible all CSS properties, then you move to js. You may not need all CSS properties in a single project. You can start from here and continue at W3schools, it worked for me. Its always better to start from SoloLearn

Answer 12

Maybe learn c++ first

Answer 13

You can learn full CSS if you start from zero to 100% with more performing excesices

Answer 14

These are two separate domains. One is programming code, the other is display. They don't necessarily intersect.

You could as easily ask "Should I learn integrals or should I learn physics?"

Which is the most important, up front? What will the JS be used for? Usually, programming, workflow, muscle behind a (webpage). CSS? Pretty icing on a homemade cake. Lots of sugar, eye candy, but which can make the results of the webpage gallery to consume, better to look at.

You can use either without the other.

Answer 15

May be you want to learn Java script so before you start you must know about basic html & css.