When JS is off you mission is not to tell them what they already know. Your mission is to make it gracefully degrade. In other words work without the bells and whistles
@Eric There is nothing wrong with loading a style sheet if JavaScript is disabled (using the noscript tag). I think you might be misunderstanding the possibilites of the noscript element.
@Eric I'm not trying to be facetious, you just seem to arguing for the sake of it:
@Eric There is nothing wrong with loading a style sheet if JavaScript is disabled (using the noscript tag). I think you might be misunderstanding the possibilites of the noscript element.
@joshuanhibbert I don't believe I am. I think using css is better
You and I are essentially talking about the same thing; using CSS as a fallback. I'm simply recommending that you take advantage of the noscript element to do so.
Hi All, If my browser is disabled javascript, then what is the way to run script without enabling it.
You can't. You can use the
noscripttag to have something else show up though.Thanks joshuanhibbert, Is this the only way to deal with this issue?
no here are the other 6 http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/add-css-with-javascript.php
Can I restrict user to login to my application if javascript is disabled?
That's not very nice to do but you can with noscript
Why do it with no script she you can use css
When JS is off you mission is not to tell them what they already know. Your mission is to make it gracefully degrade. In other words work without the bells and whistles
@Eric There is nothing wrong with loading a style sheet if JavaScript is disabled (using the noscript tag). I think you might be misunderstanding the possibilites of the noscript element.
@joshuanhibbert I don't believe I am. I think using css is better
@Eric You realise that 'style sheet' and CSS are the same thing?
I don't know, do you realize that you use toilet paper to wipe your ass? Yes I realize.
@Eric I'm not trying to be facetious, you just seem to arguing for the sake of it:
You and I are essentially talking about the same thing; using CSS as a fallback. I'm simply recommending that you take advantage of the noscript element to do so.
@Eric, how can you do this with css:
That's what @vin308 was asking right?
@josh ok no worries. @EkingRDL I posted how in the link above about 10 posts ago. :)