You cannot target the internal styles of an element. So there's no way to do it exclusively with CSS unless: a) the styles are inline; or b) you use the hidden HTML attribute to hide elements instead of the CSS display: none.
To select all the elements that don't have an inline style of display: none, you could do something like:
/* You'd need to add different cases for different spaces. A pain. */*:not([style*="display:none"i]){...}
To select all the elements not hidden with the hidden attribute, you could do:
*:not([hidden]){...}
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You cannot target the internal styles of an element. So there's no way to do it exclusively with CSS unless: a) the styles are inline; or b) you use the
hiddenHTML attribute to hide elements instead of the CSSdisplay: none.To select all the elements that don't have an inline style of
display: none, you could do something like:To select all the elements not hidden with the
hiddenattribute, you could do: