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Making a Dynamic Navigation Bar in JavaScript Degrade Gracefully
The modern trend aimed at building highly interactive and visually-appealing web sites can introduce undesirable effects, particularly in those cases where JavaScript is used erroneously to display relevant content to end users. Therefore, if you're interested in learning how to make your JavaScript applications degrade gracefully when scripting has been disabled in the client, then this series of articles might be what you're looking for.
Read the full article here: Making a Dynamic Navigation Bar in JavaScript Degrade Gracefully For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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