Hi WPuser3
First, for WP sites, it has many features that use javascript, if you block all scripts then many features can’t work
Second block scripts are different with disable javascript, are you mean you disable javascript from browsers ?
I have disabled on browsers and it still is showing the image from <noscript>
Regards,
Nguyen
WP sites have as much Javascript as you let it have. You can have a site with zero Javascript, so what you said is actually not true. If you think I’m wrong – I’d be interested to hear what functionality that every WP site has you are talking about exactly. Exception is, if you count in the admin panel, but even then I think it’s nothing very important that wouldn’t work.
I mean I block Javascript with a dedicated blocker, not just disable it in the options.
Hi WPuser3
Interesting article here on WP Tavern
In The Next Few Years, 90% Of WordPress Development Could Be JavaScript Based
As of 15 months ago 16% of total WordPress Source code is JS – would be more today
In that article Matt Mullenweg said (well not really but from his twitter feed
Most interesting user-facing improvements will be JS-driven, most already are. (editor, media, customizer, menus)
Regards
Steve
That seems to be mostly for the backend, which has nothing to do with user experience, so it’s not a problem in the moment. In the future it may be, but I see no reason why any admin would refuse to use Javascript anyway. The frontend is based on HTML and PHP and CSS, and if you wish so – Javascript or anything else. It’s fully customizable.
Very interesting article regarding the backend though, I wouldn’t mind it being Javascript. However, considering we’re talking about lazy-load right now though, let’s stick to the frontend, which is not JS-based, and how to make this plugin show images that aren’t lazy-loaded while JS is blocked.
Hi WPuser3
I have check on my browser and <noscript> still is working when i disabled the Javascript, it is showing the image inside <noscript> tag, see my screenshot
https://i.gyazo.com/5852170fd1c1506c1ef81bb5b40f352c.png
Can you tell me what browser and the version of browser you see that it does not work ?
Regards,
Nguyen
Firefox, Chrome, and 2 Chrome forks, all latest versions. I could send a screenshot as well, but it’s just an empty page, so there’s nothing to see, really. There’s p, noscript and img tags in the HTML (inspect source code), but it isn’t rendered on the page, my guess is because it’s treated as a script.
