- From: Josh Krieger <josh@zafu.com>
- Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1998 15:28:52 -0400
- To: w3c-wai-gl@w3.org
Consider the case where we have a SCRIPT element inside the HEAD of a document. The script contains several different scripting functions each of which conveys important information and each of which is called in the body of the HTML page. Not only would it be hard to write the content of this script element's corresponding NOSCRIPT element, because it is referring to a group of scripting functions, but it violates the HTML 4.0 DTD to put a NOSCRIPT element in the HEAD section of an HTML file. I don't support requiring all SCRIPT elements to be in the BODY -- the HEAD is often the best place for them. I think the technique concerning NOSCRIPT needs some more thought and I think it needs someone to go through a whole set of examples and see what really needs to be recommended. Any takers? Any other ideas? Josh Krieger CAST
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