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Admittedly, this is more out of curiosity than any practical relevance, but I trying to address the case when a browser has disabled CSS.

I have a <div> containing a <svg> but that element makes little sense without some CSS magic. Is there any way I could hide it with plain HTML which could be undone for browsers which allow CSS?

My best option right now is

<div><svg width="0" height="0"></svg></div>

which leaves an "empty" <div> with lineheight: 1.

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If CSS isn't allowed, I would detach de DOM element through JS.

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The question is how would they know.
Ops, sorry, well, in that case I would test something like establishing a width (for example) with CSS and then testing if there's a correspondence between that stablished value and the one obtained with getComputedStyle().

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