ChartsCSS
The mixed charts example without JavaScript shows up as three separate charts
@bkil What is the problem with that? You can use three separate css charts to displayed as a single "Stock Chart"
I would expect these three charts to overlay, but with NoScript, they are displays one below the other. This would be a huge selling point for a NoScript/CSS-only library and should work, but I think some of the dynamic styles on the demo page interfere with these divs. I didn't debug what causes it, though.
The example displays 3 charts atop one another using CSS (No JS). The demo has no dynamic styles.
Same result on Chrome, Firefox and Edge. Do you see something different?
What extension did you use to disable JavaScript in your browser? This is how it looks like with ScriptSafe or uMatrix:
I don't use browser extensions. Just open the page in Incognito or disable your browser extensions.
Again, this issue is about the example not showing with JavaScript disabled.
I always test CSS-only frameworks without JavaScript and if a demo does not look right without JavaScript, it is not convincing.
Again, this issue is about the example not showing with JavaScript disabled.
Ok, now I understand. Thank you for your patient clarifying the issue.
I did not tested with JavaScript disabled but I should note that the framework doesn't load any JS files, only CSS files.
I'll disable JS and share the conclusions here.
@bkil tested...
I disabled JS on chrome and mixed charts stopped working. Very interesting result. CSS is not working as expected when JS is disabled.