I have started using HTML5, starting with It involves modernity, in which & lt; Header & gt; , & lt; Footer & gt; A Shiva is included to enable HTML5 elements such as etc. IE6-8 will ignore these elements without Shiva, and Shiv is Javascript, so without javascript IE6-8 will look like a sack of nonsense.
I am concerned about a customer who is seeing the site without javascript in IE6-8. I am thinking that I can not accept & lt; Header & gt; over & lt; Div id = "header" & gt; Whether or not it is appropriate to use "because it is more semantic" How do you feel about this? Do we have to wait for IE6 to die, or is it okay to rely on javascript in this limited case?
This problem has been edited to accept that this problem affects IE 6-8, not IE6
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relies entirely on each site's current and desired users. If all 6 are running then JavaScript is closed, you are in trouble.
Unfortunately, I do not know any web analytics package that tells you how many of your users do not have JavaScript turned on, as the analytics package rely on Javascript itself.
If you can understand a way to ask your users to ask yourself, then you have some actual data in front of the estimate, and also have to work.
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