There are some -lightdom.css styles that hide content when the element is not defined. This creates a broken experience when JS doesn't load.
IMO, the Footer is an important piece of navigation and access to information. Therefore, the content within the light DOM should be styled in a progressively enhanced way—like a stacked list of links at the minimum.
maybe we can use a css animation to reveal that content after X seconds so long as the js didn't load, but when js comes online, apply some css or a class which immediately reveals the content. WDYT?
Describe the bug
There are some
-lightdom.css
styles that hide content when the element is not defined. This creates a broken experience when JS doesn't load.IMO, the Footer is an important piece of navigation and access to information. Therefore, the content within the light DOM should be styled in a progressively enhanced way—like a stacked list of links at the minimum.
Maybe there's a technical challenge I'm missing?
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Expected behaviour
Content/links aren't hidden.
Element HTML
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Operating System (OS)
iOS
Browser
Chrome
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