Unplugged Java Script ...
Yesterday I tested another in-house development and turned JavaScript on or off, respectively. Then, with Java turned off, I went to Habr and ... could not do almost anything.
If the project is Web 2.0, then you could at least make an inscription, such as “You have Javascript turned off, you can turn it on like this.”
"That's it" is made a link to the FAQ page, where the browser is determined and in the pictures it is told about the inclusion of this useful option.
Although those who know how to turn it off can turn it on, but those people who turn it off without their knowledge need to be considered.
Update: For implementation, you can use the construct [noscript] Text [/ noscript] (of course the characters> and <are cut out ... :()
If the project is Web 2.0, then you could at least make an inscription, such as “You have Javascript turned off, you can turn it on like this.”
"That's it" is made a link to the FAQ page, where the browser is determined and in the pictures it is told about the inclusion of this useful option.
Although those who know how to turn it off can turn it on, but those people who turn it off without their knowledge need to be considered.
Update: For implementation, you can use the construct [noscript] Text [/ noscript] (of course the characters> and <are cut out ... :()
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/8531/
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