When I say inline, I mean placing CSS properties within the style attribute.
Is there a way to determine with Javascript if a particular property can not be inlined or not?
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When I say inline, I mean placing CSS properties within the style attribute.
Is there a way to determine with Javascript if a particular property can not be inlined or not?
Css properties can all be used,
but you cannot use pseudoclasses and pseudoelements like
:hover,:after:nth-child()etc.