Comments on: Javascript fallback and the noscript tag http://themaingate.net/dev/accessibility/javascript-fallback-and-the-noscript-tag HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, and other assorted code Fri, 10 Feb 2012 13:07:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Doughboy http://themaingate.net/dev/accessibility/javascript-fallback-and-the-noscript-tag#comment-360 Doughboy Mon, 02 May 2011 16:44:37 +0000 http://themaingate.net/dev/?p=108#comment-360 What a joy to find someone else who tnhkis this way. What a joy to find someone else who tnhkis this way.

]]> By: James http://themaingate.net/dev/accessibility/javascript-fallback-and-the-noscript-tag#comment-63 James Sun, 14 Dec 2008 22:13:50 +0000 http://themaingate.net/dev/?p=108#comment-63 I tend not to use the 'noscript' tag, it only works if JavaScript has been disabled from within the browser. If, however, the user is behind a strict corporate firewall/proxy (which strips out all the JavaScript before it get's to the client machine) then the 'noscript' tag proves ineffective. A good alternative is to have the non-JavaScript text display as default within the page and then hide it with JavaScript. I tend not to use the ‘noscript’ tag, it only works if JavaScript has been disabled from within the browser. If, however, the user is behind a strict corporate firewall/proxy (which strips out all the JavaScript before it get’s to the client machine) then the ‘noscript’ tag proves ineffective.

A good alternative is to have the non-JavaScript text display as default within the page and then hide it with JavaScript.

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