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That's a whole different kettle of fish altogether! If you're building an application that requires JS then you have the power to completely modify the DOM, reo
by eli_s 18y ago
That's a whole different kettle of fish altogether! If you're building an application that requires JS then you have the power to completely modify the DOM, reorder elements, position absolutely and adjust position based on screen size etc - in this scenario you are no longer tied to CSS limitations or browser inconsistencies :)
Now if only 100% of people had JS turned on things would be peachy :)