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But wouldn't having it in the HTML mean you don't need the js? And then it wouldn't need to downgrade in modern browsers at all.
by toxican 12y ago
But wouldn't having it in the HTML mean you don't need the js? And then it wouldn't need to downgrade in modern browsers at all.
- e12e 12y agoIf you want to change the HTML spec and have something happen, you'd have to upgrade the browsers before anything happens... rel-links do work today, but transitions don't automatically work, and UI/UX (using the "forward"-arrow to go to "next" etc) is inconsistent or non-existent. But you can write some js to make them all work. And your HTML can be semantic and nice, and you can still get advanced features.