Add custom CSS when JavaScript is disabled on a user's browser
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epickeyz posted this in #help-forum
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Greetings to the Next.js community,
I'm currently working on a captivating project utilizing Next.js, Typescript, and GSAP for scroll-triggered
While I'm aware of the <noscript> tag's potential, I'm uncertain about its implementation within the Next.js framework. I would be immensely grateful for any insights, suggestions, or techniques you can share to help me handle this situation effectively in Next.js. Thank you for your valuable support!
I'm currently working on a captivating project utilizing Next.js, Typescript, and GSAP for scroll-triggered
.fromTo animations. To address the issue of Flashing of Unstyled Components, I have set the default opacity of the elements I animate to 0. However, I've encountered a challenge when JavaScript is disabled on a user's browser. All those elements remain hidden by opacity: 0. In such cases, I need to dynamically modify the CSS when JS is disabled on the user's side.While I'm aware of the <noscript> tag's potential, I'm uncertain about its implementation within the Next.js framework. I would be immensely grateful for any insights, suggestions, or techniques you can share to help me handle this situation effectively in Next.js. Thank you for your valuable support!