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Although I appreciate the effort, At the end of the day it's easier comprehend the JavaScript version than the hacky CSS / HTML.
by kyriakos 10y ago
Although I appreciate the effort, At the end of the day it's easier comprehend the JavaScript version than the hacky CSS / HTML.
- ams6110 10y agoAgree though by allowing JS you expose a larger attack surface than just HTML and CSS. If all you need is simple effects like these you can have a site that works even for people who don't enable JS.
- allendoerfer 10y agoWithout having looked at the code I would say the number of people who have browsers supporting the needed CSS functionality is lower than the number of people who browse with JavaScript disabled.