HTML noscript tag
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The
HTML noscript tag specifies content that should be rendered when a script cannot be executed. This content will be shown in the case that the browser don't support client-side scripts or it's configured not to execute them.
In the example below, a script designed to show a text scrolling is defined in the script, and an alternate static version is defined in the HTML noscript tag.
Code begin
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
...(Definition of a script that shows the text: "We have the best client-side scripts for your website." scrolling along the screen)...
-->
</script>
<noscript>
We have the best client-side scripts for your website.
</noscript>Code end
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