At the moment, I have implemented wow.js to create a fading effect on content as users scroll down. This involves adding the wow
class to elements that should fade in, triggering the animation with wow.js. You can find detailed documentation at this link:
However, if a user disables javascript on their browser, it results in failure to apply any CSS styling to elements with the wow
class. This is because my stylesheet does not define .wow
. I am exploring possible solutions for this issue - one option could be to include the .wow
definition in my own stylesheet like .wow {display: block}
. Alternatively, is there a way to instruct browsers without javascript to simply ignore the wow
class?
Regrettably, including a <noscript>
message indicating disabled javascript is not feasible as many individuals accessing the site from work have javascript disabled and need to view it properly.