As I delved into JavaScript in an attempt to craft my personal slider, I stumbled upon a perplexing discovery. I encountered a CSS regulation that looked like this:
html.js #slideshow .slides img
{
position: absolute;
}
The explanation suggested that the regulation would solely come into effect if JavaScript was accessible. Now, I find myself slightly puzzled... Would this dictate be enforced only when JavaScript is functional in the browser? Or does it hinge on "html.js" being integrated into the html page, or any random JavaScript files being included?
I appreciate your assistance beforehand.