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Code for America's 2012 Annual Report

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  • publicfig 14y ago
    Hmm, that's odd! For me, that fades after it has loaded and brings up the annual report.
    • 127001brewer 14y ago
      False alarm - it may be the restricted network I'm on since Chrome's developer tools shows that the jquery.min.js would not download from Google's website.
      • publicfig 14y ago
        That makes sense, but it's still odd that they wouldn't have any sort of a fallback.
      • pasbesoin 14y ago
        The GGP comment is already deleted, but I see mention of a .js dependency. If JS is not loading/running and you can't view the page, just disable all stylesheets. (I hate this kind of formatting BS...)
        • 127001brewer 14y ago
          I deleted my original posting since it was a fault on my setup and not the website itself. (The posting was a mistake and was not meant to take away from the efforts of those who developed the website.)
          • pasbesoin 14y ago
            Maybe my original comment is over-reaction. But, I hate scripting dependencies for straight-forward reading content. My primary concern is security. Second, privacy (I disable tracking devices). I also don't like what I often find to be pointless design, but that I guess is a matter of opinion. Anyway... I was running Noscript, and I saw an unscrollable page with a bit of text and a background color. Turned off stylesheets and, voilà, content.
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