Adding Alternate Information
If you give your visitors access to information through scripts, you may want to provide an alternate method of getting that data if your visitor uses a browser—for example, on a mobile phone—that can’t run the scripts.
To add alternate information:
1. | Type <noscript>.
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2. | Type the alternate information.
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3. | Type </noscript>.
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Figure 19.13. The noscript tag helps you take care of visitors who use a really old browser or one with scripting turned off.
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