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This is great. How are you licensing it? And what do you plan on for the cases where people have disabled JS?
by humblest_ever 16y ago
This is great. How are you licensing it?
And what do you plan on for the cases where people have disabled JS?
- KeithMajhor 16y agoYou can use whatever license you want (MIT, BSD, etc.) This is geared towards applications that wouldn't work without JS anyway. But you could always degrade gracefully by providing some default css in a <noscript> tag.
- humblest_ever 16y agoThat makes perfect sense. I really like that it changes the css for the entire class. This would have good applications for a mockup website, you could add elements, alter classes, and add more elements in a consistent manner.
- KeithMajhor 16y agoThat's sounds a lot like what I had in mind when I wrote it.