It's amazing what CSS can do these days. I'm working on a side project where one of my initial constraints was I wanted the entire site to degrade gracefully w

It's amazing what CSS can do these days. I'm working on a side project where one of my initial constraints was I wanted the entire site to degrade gracefully when JavaScript was disabled. This led me to a situation where whenever I wanted to add some function that would typically be done with JavaScript, I'd ask, "Can I do this without JavaScript?" To my surprise, the answer so far has always been yes. It's amazing what CSS selectors on basic HTML controls can do these days. There's still not a line of JS in that codebase.