Open csswizardry opened 6 years ago
How about we show the noscript ribbon by default but run a JS script to hide it? That way, it will remain if JS is disabled. My slight concern here is that it might flash up momentarily.
@csswizardry @Android63 @cehwitham was this adhered for? If not we can use browser default until we have done our basic checks for Nightingale and move onto next iterations.
I don't believe this has been implemented yet @Pro-Paul
@cehwitham is messaging something we need for Nightingale at this point anyway?
All we need to do is take an existing message component and wrap it in either <noscript>
tags or a conditional comment (<!--[if lte IE 8]>
). This is going to be really trivial to implement, we just need to Do It™.
Can we look at adding banners for OldIE users (prompting them to upgrade), and a
noscript
message for users who’ve disabled JS (warning them about missing functionality)?