This might be a bit of a noob question, but I'm not that familiair with Javascript, so I'm not quite sure how this code works and executes.
I'm currently working on building a webapp using HTML5. I've followed some tutorials and so far I've come up with the following for the layout and infrastructure, only the first link works, and the top(back) button:
Now during my research I've come across Jquery mobile, this seems like the perfect sollution to make my webapp behave more like a native app. The only part I actually want to use is the slides between windows. As optimistic as I was, I was hoping it was as simple as adding the javascript files, and a data-transition="slide" to the link. Hoping I could let the provided CSS file out since this is an enormous file.
Unfortunately this isn't the case. My question is, are there certain parts I can just copy out of the downloadable CSS to make this work, or is it required to build the whole infrastructure again, using the CSS provided by Jquery mobile?
If I change nothing in my HTML5 and only replace the CSS with the one provided, my entire page decides not to load, and show a blank html page instead, source code says it's there though, so that probably also has to do with the CSS.
Thanks in advance,