Of course the GUI requires JS to function properly. But if it is accidentally or intentionally turned off, one gets a completely blank background, almost nothing in the HTML BODY tag, etc. Consider adding a static HTML message that only shows up if JS is disabled, reminding the user to turn it back on. This message could be hidden if the JS is working.
Of course the GUI requires JS to function properly. But if it is accidentally or intentionally turned off, one gets a completely blank background, almost nothing in the HTML BODY tag, etc. Consider adding a static HTML message that only shows up if JS is disabled, reminding the user to turn it back on. This message could be hidden if the JS is working.