Is it possible to use the noscript element in CSS selectors?
noscript p { font-weight: bold; } Is it possible to use the noscript element in CSS selectors? noscript p {
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Is it possible to use the noscript element in CSS selectors?
noscript p { font-weight: bold; }
Yes! You can definitely do that.
In fact, many (
all?) browsers support targeting any arbitrary tag using CSS. ‘Official’ tags in the HTML spec only define what a browser should do with them. But CSS is a language that targets any flavor of XML, so you can sayfoo {font-weight:bold;}and in most browsers,<foo> hello world </foo>will come out bold.As Darko Z clarifies, IE6/7 do not add arbitrary (non-standard) elements to the DOM automatically from the source; they have to be programmatically added.