Closed toastal closed 2 years ago
Is there a corresponding <nonoscript>
tag? Then I could hide the editor altogether and only show it to people who have JS turned on.
I've done this. Not ideal but not high prio to me, feel free to improve on this in a PR 😄
While common to my web browsing experience, I was initially confused why the editor was blank. A
<noscript>
warning on the page immediately tells me that I need to turn on the site's scripts to use the demo. This would also help users on CLI browsers which do not have JavaScript engines.