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Because it breaks the paradigm of HTML = Content CSS = Style / Design JS = Interaction Once you start to mix them up you start down a hair path
by atlbeer 16y ago
Because it breaks the paradigm of
HTML = Content
CSS = Style / Design
JS = Interaction
Once you start to mix them up you start down a hair path
- thevivekpandey 16y agoLightbox functionality encompasses the JS domain (since user is interacting with the page) as well as CSS domain (since the change that is happening on the page is purely of style/design). So, the breakup which you have given does not unequivocally argue for the use of JS.
- Semiapies 16y agoIt argues more for JS than CSS.