Appreciate the suggestion, got to the 7th paragraph and re-read it- and started to question why learning from the mdn docs is not as easy as w3schools (I know m

Appreciate the suggestion, got to the 7th paragraph and re-read it- and started to question why learning from the mdn docs is not as easy as w3schools (I know much of hn has hate for that, and for some legit reasons but that's not the point) - While thinking about actually understanding how this works and why it's good or not good compared to other non-sub-grid things, I decided to see if youtube kevin css guy had done an explainer, found https://www.youtube.com/@KevinPowell/search?query=sub-grid https://www.youtube.com/@KevinPowell/search?query=sub-grid So I will be diving into those. Started a new website project just writing css / html last week, so I'm one of the 10.. I've done a couple projects with tailwind, it's fine, but it's not perfect.. I can see why/how it's kind of the new bootstrap for people who don't want to learn css.. If I had to use a pre-canned thing today it would be Bulma or Skeleton maybe.. I was poking about the search engines a couple weeks ago to look for any new 'lightest weight css frameworks' / minimal resets.. The search engine results for these are meh for me, it's like finding a bunch of recipe sites. A nice grid chart showing the names, dates and mb/kb and pageload / time to interaction delay / JS required or not for base things - would be nice, but rather than wasting too much time searching I just started building from scratch with no package needed, just html and grid css. Seems to me that more / better css grid template examples would be nice, maybe they exist but my ggl / ddg just keeps finding that same old stuff that is meh.