Best Practices Questions

  • paspom-1363402719737679882

    Pascal

    13 hours ago

    I'm building a quite flexible and enjoyable-to-build Layout system.
    The problem: It uses a multitude of small JS helper formulas/actions. They are not extensive fix-it-alls – and I only try to use them if I really need to.
    Custom breakpoint detection, small grid auto flex-grow-shrink based on overflow conflicts etc – they are either crucial core utilities or small convenience snippets
    But they are Script powered, and having "disable javascript" enabled in the browser really blew my entire concept.

    I'd love to hear some thoughts from you!
  • kingdragxn-1363440804844142692

    Jay | DRAGXN

    10 hours ago

    Hey Pascal. Could you share a quick video so I can better understand what you’re trying to do?
  • paspom-1363493060809326642

    Pascal

    7 hours ago

    Hey Jay,
    Yes I'll do when the thing has a certain form and the concept can be evluated as a whole, right now its a mess
    But thanks for your openness in advance!πŸ‘Œ
  • lucasg-1363529754371686702

    Lucas G

    4 hours ago

    There is not other way other than having CSS fallbacks. Most things can likely be accomplished via CSS when it comes to layouts
  • Otherwise a banner in a noscript tag saying this site will break without JS enabled
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