It is not about those that have it switched off. Non-degradable javascript is a big no-go for a whole range of reasons, which I thing are not even open to discussion. A javascript implementation should be developed as follows: Develop a well working HTML thing. Add CSS to make it work/look even better Add Javascript to make it more interactive. Never ever approach it the other way around. You will lock people (google?) out. You will add problems and you will break peoples website experience.x Ber On Thu, Oct 20, 2005 at 10:02:02AM -0400, Earl Dunovant wrote:
That is really nice. The page will likely be unmanageable for folks that have Javascript turned off because all the tab pages will display sequentially, but honestly I don't see enough users who shut off Javascript to make the idea bother me.
On 10/19/05, Nedjo Rogers <nedjo@gworks.ca> wrote:
As part of a CivicSpace Labs project I've drafted an API module for creating client-side tabbed pages, using a GPL Javascript library by Erik Arvidsson. I haven't yet adapted the library to use drupal JS approaches, but the conversion should be relatively easy since it already uses similar coding. The module, written for 4.6, is in my sandbox at:
http://cvs.drupal.org/viewcvs/drupal/contributions/sandbox/nedjo/modules/tab...
An example (for the next day or two at least) is at:
http://www.islandnet.com/~nedjo/guatemala/?q=tabs/example
Comments are welcome.