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How much HTML and CSS should server side developer know?

What will happen if someone wants to be a web developer but not interested to learn the client side scripting or programming. I am asking this question, because I think it is not possible, but a few days back, I had an argument with one of my rigid programmer friend. I could not make him understand. Do you guys agree with me? I believe that without the good client side knowledge, it is impossible to be a good web developer.

Pankouri
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Following your comment and in addition to my answer to How much HTML and CSS should server side developer know?, I would say that again, it depends on the projects and the companies.

There are projects which would require the same person to do everything from visual design to database management. If you want to work in the companies where you have to know JavaScript.

There are other projects with a strict separation between who does what. If you have a chance to work for such company, then you have to know your own domain of interest very well, but you don't have to be an expert in what is done by your colleagues (since in all cases it's hardly possible to be expert in everything related to the web development). But chances are that in those companies, they would rather hire a person who knows well his own domain, but is also more or less familiar with the other domains.

Arseni Mourzenko
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It all depends on if you are okay with being dependent on another developer to make a complete web application product. If the web developer doesn't want that dependency (which I don't know any that would), then yes, client-side technology is extremely important.