- From: Charles Pritchard <chuck@jumis.com>
- Date: Sat, 24 Dec 2011 18:33:01 -0800
- To: software@informaction.com
- CC: Canvas <public-canvas-api@w3.org>
NoScript Authors, We need a means for noscript to show the fallback content of the Canvas element. http://noscript.net/ I encourage you to post to public-canvas-api, contact me directly, or discuss with browser vendors how this can be done in an easy an effective way. I've tried repeatedly to get something added to CSS to make it easier on your team, but so far, the browser vendors have not understood the use case. The issue, simply, is this: <p>This is my content and here is a canvas button: <canvas><button>This is a button</button></canvas></p> Now, with noscript turned on, or in any browser that does not support Canvas, such as IE8, the <button> should appear. But, noscript does not fallback to the sub-tree content. It is supposed to, but this is rather difficult to code in Firefox. It could be made very easy through CSS techniques, if the Firefox developers understood the need. I've suggested things like: "appearance: none"; that CSS item works with other things, like <button>, to fall back to old CSS only behavior. I've also suggested changes to the CSS "content: " attribute. Nothing has worked yet. I'd really--really-- like NoScript to work well in this situation. Currently, I use some very nasty CSS and JS hacks to get the appropriate effect. -Charles
Received on Sunday, 25 December 2011 02:33:36 UTC