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> Would it be possible to display text without enabling JS? No, because then how would it set up pullquotes like "If you don't set a baseline somewhere, you ri
by JadeNB 6y ago
> Would it be possible to display text without enabling JS?
No, because then how would it set up pullquotes like "If you don't set a baseline somewhere, you risk starting a book that grows backward" that you can tweet at the push of a button? (Is that really a thing? I guess it must be somewhere, but it's new to me on a (I guess) programmer's blog.)
- chrisa 6y agoYou can't actually send a tweet at the push of a button (unless you're connected with twitter oauth with the right permissions), but what you can do (and that button does) is opens the tweet composer pre-filled with the quote, ready for you to then just hit "Tweet"
- qznc 6y agoI used to do that on my blog. Example: http://beza1e1.tuxen.de/team_building.html http://beza1e1.tuxen.de/team_building.html Stopped doing it as I got negative feedback about it being annoying. I never tracked how many tweets I get out of it though. So if you aim for popularity (unlike me) it might still be worth it. It was one of the big reasons I used RestructuredText as markup language for my static website generator. It is extensible enough to make these tweet-blocks with just: .. tweetable :: Psychological Safety is THE core factor for Great Teams says Google
- aqui_c 6y agoThey are just links to Twitter, no JS involved on those fragments.