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Does media="screen" work on TVs and Projectors? like below:
<link rel="stylesheet" media="screen" href="style.css">
I know we can use media="screen,projection,tv" or media="all" or remove the media part completely(HTML5), but I really want to know that answer.
Typically media projection and TV are ignored, and in favor of them we use screen. Newer TVs will render as screen, which makes sense, as they are essentially larger versions of monitors these days.
Projection is used by Opera in fullscreen, but I don’t believe that’s a considerable factor. These attribute values are from CSS2, I believe standards were a bit open-ended at that point in time. In short: no, you can use screen for everything that isn’t print. It will make no difference, but you could still play it safe with a stylesheet for media=”screen,projection,tv”.