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I remember when mapping sites worked that way: image in the middle. Want to move it to the right? Click the right arrow button and the page will reload with the
by untog 6y ago
I remember when mapping sites worked that way: image in the middle. Want to move it to the right? Click the right arrow button and the page will reload with the map shifted a little.
Compared to Google Maps it was the Stone Age. I get it, a lot of sites use an unnecessary amount of JS and bog down the user. But there are very clear benefits to having JS in browsers.
- reaperducer 6y agoSF Gate is a newspaper. It's not an interactive map. Different tasks should use different methods.
- untog 6y agoSure. OPs comment was not specific to SF Gate.