Hi again,
We are actually very happy with our menu, it has worked flawless for months, and has recieved very positive feedback.
One issue is that some users disable javascript, I have looked into this and milonic reccomends using a table in a <noscript>
I tried playing with that and disabling my javascript but without much luck. Does anyone have an example how to implement a alterative menu incase the user does not have javascript and make it invisable if the do?
Thanks
~Kendra~
Users that disable javascript?
Users that disable javascript?
Last edited by kendra on Tue Jan 24, 2006 9:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Kendra,
Using the <noscript> tag *should* work. One thing that you sould be aware of that I learned the hard way: If you are turning off Javascript in IE and testing LOCALLY, it will not work. For reasons that I do not know, IE only disables JS on live internet, not on local copies.
Try using Firefox or Opera and disable JS with those. It'll work on the local copy. To see an example, you can try two of my sites. One is my own homepage and the other is a school website that I'm working on:
http://home.comcast.net/~vikenk (my site)
http://www.ssaes.org/test_site (school site, unfinished)
If you view the source, you can see how I've implemented the <noscript> tag. Basically, you want to use tables or lists inside the <noscipt> tag. In my case, I've placed them in <div>'s or <tables>. For example:
Hope this helps.
Viken K.
Using the <noscript> tag *should* work. One thing that you sould be aware of that I learned the hard way: If you are turning off Javascript in IE and testing LOCALLY, it will not work. For reasons that I do not know, IE only disables JS on live internet, not on local copies.
Try using Firefox or Opera and disable JS with those. It'll work on the local copy. To see an example, you can try two of my sites. One is my own homepage and the other is a school website that I'm working on:
http://home.comcast.net/~vikenk (my site)
http://www.ssaes.org/test_site (school site, unfinished)
If you view the source, you can see how I've implemented the <noscript> tag. Basically, you want to use tables or lists inside the <noscipt> tag. In my case, I've placed them in <div>'s or <tables>. For example:
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<noscript>
<div id="noscript_menu">
<ul>
<li>Link 1</li>
<li>Link 2</li>
<li>Link 3</li>
</ul>
</div>
</noscript>
Viken K.
Sorry for the delay,
Yes that works fine thankyou. The problem was browsing using local files, it can be disabled, but you must disable it in "local Intranet"
Thanks again
~kendra~
https://insarnia.ca/
Yes that works fine thankyou. The problem was browsing using local files, it can be disabled, but you must disable it in "local Intranet"
Thanks again
~kendra~
https://insarnia.ca/