The <noscript> Element

Scripting

The <noscript> element represents nothing if scripting is enabled or children if scripting is disabled. This allows presenting different markup to visitors depending on whether their user agent supports scripting. Do not use this element in XML/XHTML documents due to parsing issues and limitations.

Attributes for <noscript>

Type	Attribute List
'Standard' Attributes	(none)

Recommended Links

• CanIUse.com: Search <noscript> (browser compatibility information)
• CanIEmail.com: Search <noscript> (email client compatibility information)
• HTML 4.01: NOSCRIPT element
• HTML5 (WHATWG): noscript element
• MDN: <noscript>
• Quackit: HTML <noscript> tag

Search Engine Links (for more information)

• Bing "noscript element"
• Google "noscript element"