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I will have to think about how to do this in a nice way. Right now everything is progressively enhanced, so even if you turn off JS, you can still use everythin
by mnemonik 17y ago
I will have to think about how to do this in a nice way. Right now everything is progressively enhanced, so even if you turn off JS, you can still use everything. That's why it hides it after-the-fact. Ideas?
- dmix 17y agoThat is likely the best way to do it for larger, general purpose sites. I just figured since you're providing a tool to web developers, finding someone who doesn't use JS is very rare.