There's layers to 'knowing css'. There's I've been working w/ it for 20 years, but can I create flexboxes without google? nope. Do I learn every new feature/nua

There's layers to 'knowing css'. There's I've been working w/ it for 20 years, but can I create flexboxes without google? nope. Do I learn every new feature/nuance? probably not. It's like you can know how to unclog a toilet or change a faucet, you're no plumber, you don't know what a plumber does, but you can do enough for 80% of your needs, and when you can't you either call the plumber or you pick up a plumbing book or go to google/youtube. I don't think you need to be a CSS expert to use tailwind, that's why I stuck w/ bootstrap for so long, but I also think you need to maybe think more about the underlying css so at least be willing to keep more CSS knowledge in your RAM or SwapFile in your brain, but there's things like daisy-ui that sort of wrap TW in bootstrap like niceties so you can kind of have both worlds, and come with nice themes to boot.