Samuel A. Falvo II wrote: > On 6/25/07, Noah Kantrowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Yes. We maintain a fairly strict rule that no core functionality >> requires JavaScript or CSS. Take the new in place browser system, if you >> have JS it is a nice boost to speed and whatnot, but it doesn't present >> any no functionality that isn't available other ways. >> > > Understood -- thanks for the clarification on philosophy. I'd always > assumed that it relied upon CSS at some level, because the default > appearance is, to me at least, absolutely fantastic. Hence my shock. > Nice, clean, and smooth. Although, I'm not a super-heavy-duty user of > it. Mainly, I use it for personal organization purposes. :) > > Just grab the Fx developer toolbar and turn off JS and CSS, you'll find Trac works decently well. Some thing like the nav bar are a bit different (vertical list instead of a horizontal bar), but the markup has good semantics without styling. This is good not just for text-mode browsers, but also things like screen readers and other assistive devices.
--Noah
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