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The <noscript> tag can be used to display a message if the user has scripting turned off – but is there any way in which it can be used to contain a conditional (html) statement, or more complicated coding?
Edit: Sorry, perhaps I wasn’t clear; I have nothing against the noscript tag itself – but was wondering about the upward limitations of its usage? As far as I have seen, its usage has been merely to tell people to turn scripting on. I’m thinking about potential in terms of accessibility.
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<noscript>? It can contain anything you’d want. From entire layouts, to<style>elements to a big fat warning message.Obviously, you can’t use JavaScript inside of it, but aside from that, you can do anything.