Thank you, everyone, for your replies. I had not picked up on <noscript> being limited to containing only flow elements. In a sort of defense, intuition suggests that it should be useable in any context where <script> is allowed. Even now that I know what to look for, I can't find any suggestion of its limitation in the three books on HTML that I have regarded as definitive. I wonder what the rationale for this limitation was? (ah, that's rhetorical-- I really don't need to know). There remains an aspect or two of this that I find puzzling-- I may be back with a related question if I cannot noodle it out for myself. Thanks again, everyone, for the clarification. -- WillReceived on Friday, 10 May 2002 10:24:45 GMT
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