Comments on: CSS Javascript Checker http://blog.drale.com/css-javascript-checker/ programmer, gamer, computer and technology enthusiast Sun, 10 Jan 2010 04:01:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Brian Moy http://blog.drale.com/css-javascript-checker/comment-page-1/#comment-342 Brian Moy Thu, 17 Jul 2008 15:10:18 +0000 http://blog.drale.com/css-javascript-checker/#comment-342 That's a really good idea! I'm going to play with it. To get around the possiblity of a visitor w/ JS enabled or not, (my friend Rick only this year upgraded from using WebTV as his browser, hah hah!) I just tried to put in alternate noscript code that degrades cleanly so if you don't have JS, everything is still accessible. But this is a nice way to selectively let JUST those people know they aren't fully seeing everything on that page w/o JS. I'd had disclaimers put up too (this site looks best...) but to me that looks sloppy. Btw, thanks for visiting my site and the friendly tips! Since you added my site as a link, feel free to email me if you have a banner and I'll add it to my Friends of Specialty Gamer page. :-) That’s a really good idea! I’m going to play with it.

To get around the possiblity of a visitor w/ JS enabled or not, (my friend Rick only this year upgraded from using WebTV as his browser, hah hah!) I just tried to put in alternate noscript code that degrades cleanly so if you don’t have JS, everything is still accessible. But this is a nice way to selectively let JUST those people know they aren’t fully seeing everything on that page w/o JS. I’d had disclaimers put up too (this site looks best…) but to me that looks sloppy.

Btw, thanks for visiting my site and the friendly tips! Since you added my site as a link, feel free to email me if you have a banner and I’ll add it to my Friends of Specialty Gamer page. :-)

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