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What is performance loss/gain compared to Javascript solution of this problem?

• ashray 13y ago
  There's an infinite performance gain for browsers that have javascript turned off or use noscript. Other than that, I'd say that doing this kind of stuff in CSS would by default be much faster in a web page context.
  • ghostdiver 13y ago
    What if I don't want fixed dimensions? Maybe media queries could help a bit, but Javascript usage seems to be inevitable. ps. I didn't mean pure javascript solution anyway:)
    • erichurkman 13y ago
      If you don't care about older browsers [1], you can use Flexbox to do all sorts of dynamic, fluid positioning. [1] http://caniuse.com/flexbox http://caniuse.com/flexbox - it's in the current version of all browsers (some still prefixed).