BBC slider works even if javascript off, how they do that? http://www.bbc.co.uk/ – you will see that it still works if you turn off javascript
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BBC slider works even if javascript off, how they do that? http://www.bbc.co.uk/ – you
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BBC slider works even if javascript off, how they do that? http://www.bbc.co.uk/ – you will see that it still works if you turn off javascript
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They’re using progressive enhancement. The left and right arrows on the main carousel are normal links with a CSS hover class:
If JavaScript isn’t enabled, clicking them moves you to the next page by following the link (without a sliding effect, at least on Chrome; CSS transitions could probably be used). If JavaScript is enabled, they hook clicks on the elements and do the nifty carousel thing.