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CSS Framework Basics Prototyping with Bootstrap Building Modal Windows and Forms

Surendra Kulkarni
Surendra Kulkarni
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Posted by Surendra Kulkarni
Surendra Kulkarni
6,826 Points

What if the viewer has not turned javascript on?

What if the viewer has not turned, javaScript on?

jasonjones5
jasonjones5
Courses Plus Student 5,571 Points

You need to make sure the base coding takes that into account i.e the features you're trying to implement still work without it or an alternative method is available to achieve the same thing. The end result may be a bit more basic but it would still work. That's the point really. If the site breaks without it, you're done.

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Surendra Kulkarni
Surendra Kulkarni
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Surendra Kulkarni
Surendra Kulkarni
6,826 Points

Thanks Jasonjones.

I often wonder if it will be really possible to mimic some of the functionality achieved through Bootstrap?

Thanks again Cheers!

jasonjones5
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jasonjones5
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jasonjones5
jasonjones5
Courses Plus Student 5,571 Points

Take a look at php. It can't be ignored and allows you to do a lot server side rather than in the browser. Maybe not exactly what you're looking for but it's very useful.