WebHost: Add <noscript /> support to Supported Games page #2259
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… css issue where the game title did not display a `cursor:pointer` when hovered.
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I prefer @black-sliver's approach in #2266. Further discussion and development will occur there. |
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What is this fixing or adding?
Adds first class
<noscript />support to the Supported Games page.If JS is enabled, the page is displayed as normal.
If JS is disabled, the full content of the page is displayed in a non-interactive format.
How was this tested?
Loaded the page with and without JS enabled in my browser.
If this makes graphical changes, please attach screenshots.
With JS enabled:
Without JS enabled: