Does noscript get acknowledged by javascript enabled browsers?
I'm looking into tightening up our ad code by moving it to an external jQuery script, but I obviously still need some HTML to target the ad to. So I was wondering if I can target a noscript element (or within a noscript element) since I'm going to have to leave that on the page anyway, or if I need to have some other element for the JavaScript to target?

    <noscript>
      <div class="ad"><a href="foo"><img src="bar" alt="ad" /></a></div>
    </noscript>

My intention would be to change or strip the noscript element.
Does noscript get acknowledged by javascript enabled browsers?
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I'm looking into tightening up our ad code by moving it to an external jQuery script, but I obviously still need some HTML to target the ad to. So I was wondering if I can target a noscript element (or within a noscript element) since I'm going to have to leave that on the page anyway, or if I need to have some other element for the JavaScript to target?

    <noscript>
      <div class="ad"><a href="foo"><img src="bar" alt="ad" /></a></div>
    </noscript>

My intention would be to change or strip the noscript element.