HCL: show legend even when JavaScript is disabled

[networkupstools]

HCL: show legend even when JavaScript is disabled

[aquette]

Thanks for not having closed this bug Charles.
I finally had time to consider it and indeed, it doesn't make sense in at least 1 case:
text based browser (such as w3m), which I still have a close look at, for accessibility consideration.
In this specific case, we translate the "stars level" into numbers.
Hence, displaying the legend is not desirable here, without transformation of stars into numbers too.

there is a mix of html specific syntax ("noscript"), jscript and css that don't get.
@zykh & @JeanPerriault: would you please be able to help?

[zykh]

js + css + html:
zykh@c8b1c03
-> https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxWv_9cok7BKc3dieGNKWTlQejA/edit?usp=sharing

css + html:
zykh@e7b7b77
-> https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxWv_9cok7BKSGhQUFFhYTNsdUk/edit?usp=sharing

is one of them ok?

[aquette]

Impressive reactivity Dan!
I would go for the 2nd, keeping stars in legend for graphic browsers, and numbers for the text ones.
Thanks!

[clepple]

One thing I was wondering is whether it would make more sense for the support level dropdown to be ">=", i.e. "this many stars, or better". Would either of these methods make that style of filter easier to implement?

We can always address that later. I'm fine with either commit mentioned above. Want me to merge the 2nd one?

[zykh]

Done on the css one.

Is it ok for you if I move nut_jquery.js to tabs instead of the 2 space indent and improve a little readability?

[clepple]

Is it ok for you if I move nut_jquery.js to tabs instead of the 2 space indent and improve a little readability?

Sure, sounds good.