5 CSS properties and values that are incompatible

CSS can often be a source of frustration for developers due to incompatible combinations of properties and values, which can lead to unexpected results on web pages. The text delves into five common CSS pitfalls: the inability of static positioned elements to interact effectively with z-index and position properties like top, bottom, left, and right; the challenges of animating position changes due to the lack of intermediate values; the limitations of height and width properties on inline elements; and the ineffectiveness of justify-self in flexbox layouts. By understanding these incompatibilities, developers can navigate CSS more effectively, potentially avoiding common headaches and improving the user experience.