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Nice picture - where's the content? Comes up blank.

• learnstats2 12y ago
  Javascript is required to fade the text content in from white to black... Javascript fails = you see white on white.
  • elvis635 12y ago
    I also browse with JS disabled and it sucks when people don't properly have a fallback in place, even if it's just one click for me. Even more when those things can be done by css and thus not breaking when JS is not enabled But the question is: why? Why fade the text content from white to black when the content is below the fold and by the time I see the content it's already black? It seems quite a useless effect to me