I’d like to assign a style to a HTML element – but only in the event that the tag has some contents set.
Is this possible using pure CSS? Ideally I would like to avoid JS or server-side changes to the structure of the HTML itself.
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I’d like to assign a style to a HTML element – but only in the event that the tag has some contents set.
Is this possible using pure CSS? Ideally I would like to avoid JS or server-side changes to the structure of the HTML itself.
CSS3 has an
:emptypseudo -class.I can’t see any way of doing this in pure CSS2.1.