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Hi, @sebbASF Since most of the pages require JavaScript, we added tips to tell the visitors to enable JavaScript.

The /en/ pages don't seem to have notification that JS is needed.
Also the main page requires JS to change language; that seems unnecessarily restrictive.
Please try using the site without JS and see how it appears to users.

This is the notice @plainheart added when JavaScript is disabled.

Note that some users may not have the option of enabling JavaScript - for example, some assistive readers may not support JS.
So the site should as far as possible work without it.
JS should be used to provide additional features only, not for basic site content.

In particular, it should not be necessary to enable JS to change language!

Also the footer overlaps the page content, which means that some of the content cannot be seen properly.

Just updated our .htaccess file and most of the website pages are using server redirects for language now. Will keep working on it. Thanks for the advice @sebbASF

Thanks, the site is working a bit better, though the menu items do not work - there's really not need to use JS for that.

There is an issue with the way the message has been implemented. For example, on the main index page, the message overwrites the footer.

Also, most of the index page does work without Javascript; it would be better to show the message in place of the bits that don't work. Same for some other pages such as https://echarts.apache.org/handbook/en/get-started/