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In order for my webpage to degrade gracefully, I have some CSS that should only be loaded if its corresponding JavaScript will function.
What is the simplest way to load local CSS if and only if the browser has JavaScript enabled?
Also it’s quite a big block of CSS, so I’d rather not have to write a JavaScript line to add each attribute. (Oh, and if necessary I can use jQuery).
Set a class on the body tag of “noJS”. Then use Javascript to remove that class.
For the CSS rules that you want to be used when no JS is present, just use
.noJS .myRules {}