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johnnyloadproductions · 06-01-2012, 02:25 PM

I was wondering how you deal with structuring websites now if someone just happens to have JavaScript turned off.
I know people used flash fallback for instances where HTML5 wasn't supported. Do you use some kind of CSS fallback?
This is so the structure of the page doesn't fall apart in some instances.
HTML5 depends on JavaScript for some animations but if it's not enabled do you just do some kind of CSS or static image fallback, you probably do.

Cut to the chase... What kind of code do you use for this?

06-01-2012, 02:25 PM
johnnyloadproductions Account Shutdown Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Gone Posts: 3,611	How do you deal with users that have JavaScript turned off or is it not much of a concern. I was wondering how you deal with structuring websites now if someone just happens to have JavaScript turned off. I know people used flash fallback for instances where HTML5 wasn't supported. Do you use some kind of CSS fallback? This is so the structure of the page doesn't fall apart in some instances. HTML5 depends on JavaScript for some animations but if it's not enabled do you just do some kind of CSS or static image fallback, you probably do. Cut to the chase... What kind of code do you use for this?