This website seems to have javascript like menus without allowing any from NoScript.
http://www.alcatel-lucent.com/bstj/#1980
Simply hovering with the mouse opens them.
Is all javascript really blocked?
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Is all javascript really blocked?
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Alan Baxter
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Re: Is all javascript really blocked?
The dropdown menus at the top of the page that appear on hover don't use javascript.
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Re: Is all javascript really blocked?
You can disable JavaScript in your browser (whatever it may be) to confirm.
(Then re-enable JavaScript.)
(Then re-enable JavaScript.)
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Alan Baxter
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Re: Is all javascript really blocked?
Yup. That's how I checked.
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Re: Is all javascript really blocked?
O.K., but since I am barely familiar with web site design; what is the basic HTML that they might be using to do the automatic menus? I thought basic HTML was static and needed Javascript to do moving things in my browser.
Thanks for the replies.
Thanks for the replies.
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Re: Is all javascript really blocked?
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) allows for a lot of "animated" stuff to be done entirely without Javascript.
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