On 09/05/2013 01:21 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Bhairitu wrote:
> Lynx probably doesn't know about CSS which came along later.Â
That's the kind of display you'll get without CSS. It's generally
good to avoid JavaScript unless entirely necessary. I've built web
sites with drop down menus using CSS instead of JavaScript. The
browser on my Nexus originally showed the Topics, Messages and
Trending. It doesn't now and if I click on a post it pops up an
login. When canceled the posts will appear. I'm not logged in on
Chrome on Ubuntu but it shows the Topics, Messages and Trending options.Â
Lynx is absolutely text only, so CSS would have nothing to work on as
there are zero graphics, zero pictures, and zero video. This browser
is a great way to see just how much information on a web site is
really visible to a search engine, though Google, Yahoo, etc., are
trying to find ways to read content created by scripts or put in
images and in video.
Did you take a look at the source on the Neo pages? There's some
embedded CSS and even some embedded JavaScript. Very definitely a work
in progress.
I ran the Ubuntu Studio 12.04 Live DVD on my Windows 7 machine and
Firefox there brought up the Neo version. So I logged out of FFL on
Firefox here where Ubuntu Studio 12.04 is installed and Neo came up for
groups. Logged back in and the old site design came up. Hilarious.
