Non-javascript use of CSS framework?
Hi there,
From looking at the jquery UI examples, I notice that the HTML does
not include CSS classes. Rather, CSS classes are always added to
widgets when the document.ready JavaScript runs and a widget attaches
itself to some HTML.
However, when your JavaScript is turned off, a page will be rendered
without this CSS, hence no "themed" styling will be applied.
This seems to be by design. What's the idea behind it? Or, maybe - so
how does one consistently (according to a theme) style a page for non-
javascript viewing?
Regards
- Iwan