My understanding is that the "Statements to action" section is displayed primarily so that users who do not have the Javascript installed still have something to see/do.
Unless there's some other reason to have it once the user does have that JavaScript installed, we should hide it in that case.
tmtmtmtm
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6 years ago
My understanding is that the "Statements to action" section is displayed primarily so that users who do not have the Javascript installed still have something to see/do.
Unless there's some other reason to have it once the user does have that JavaScript installed, we should hide it in that case.