Hello,
First let me congratulate on your work as the forums looks very nice. I have liked it what I have seen so far with the minor exception of javascript usage. It looks like it is used for almost everything. I hope you didn''t mind me saying that
In another 1-3 years, web browsing will be impossible without JS.
Offtopic: It's worth noting that even in IE the site looks great, the only thing missing being the rounded borders and the drop shadows.
We did actually play with it. It just caused a lot more problems.And that just shows how awesome this team are - Maybe they can implement http://css3pie.com/ and then will even have round corners and drop-shadows in IE
We did actually play with it. It just caused a lot more problems.
Hello,
First let me congratulate on your work as the forums looks very nice. I have liked it what I have seen so far with the minor exception of javascript usage. It looks like it is used for almost everything. I hope you didn''t mind me saying that
Certainly don't mind you saying it, but I'm struggling to find a reason why enhancing the browsing experience with Javascript (which is what we do, we do not rely upon it) is a bad thing?
It looks like it is used for almost everything.
I have liked it what I have seen so far with the minor exception of javascript usage. It looks like it is used for almost everything.
Certainly don't mind you saying it, but I'm struggling to find a reason whyenhancing the browsing experience with Javascript (which is what we do, we do not rely upon it) is a bad thing?
Certainly don't mind you saying it, but I'm struggling to find a reason why enhancing the browsing experience with Javascript (which is what we do, we do not rely upon it) is a bad thing?
It's not. As long as there is fallback for those (for core functionality) .. which xf does. So it's all good.
Still waiting to tell me why you think is overused.I did not mean to imply that js is a bad thing or anything like that. I meant that in my opinion was a little overused, that is all
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