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I don't have to turn on Javascript to read HN. Why should I have to with this? Hell, I had to turn on Javascript just to not see a wall of text on coderwall. H
by mhurron 14y ago
I don't have to turn on Javascript to read HN. Why should I have to with this?
Hell, I had to turn on Javascript just to not see a wall of text on coderwall. Honestly, HTML and CSS for layout people.
- pooriaazimi 14y agoWhat are you talking about? His "mockup" (http://jsbin.com/ewufof/3/edit http://jsbin.com/ewufof/3/edit or http://jsbin.com/ewufof/3 http://jsbin.com/ewufof/3 (full-screen)) has no JavaScript.
- mhurron 14y agoI have to allow jsbin to see anything more than some spinning image. No, I don't allow javascript to see text.
- bluetshirt 14y agoHis mockup is hosted on a javascript-based sketchbook platform (which is nominally intended for sharing/developing javascript snippets), despite the fact that there's no javascript in his mockup.
- commanderkeen08 14y agoShoulda used Codepen.io ;-0
- heyporter 14y agohttp://codepen.io/anon/pen/zhIiA http://codepen.io/anon/pen/zhIiA (http://codepen.io/anon/full/zhIiA http://codepen.io/anon/full/zhIiA)
- pbhjpbhj 14y agoIt did rather confuse me too. This is what I see when I visit that page in FF14 on Kubuntu - http://imgur.com/DTf8t http://imgur.com/DTf8t. The links, eg to the updated HN, are plain text without JS enabled. Had me wondering for several minutes a) how the designer of the page could possibly be criticising someone elses design and b) how everyone else was managing to see the new HN design (yes if I'd bothered to read it I'd have seen the link text but I was scanning for a link to view the work).