html - Is it possible to use the :not() selector to target specific text nodes? -

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this question has answer here:

consider following html:

<div class="status-date">   <strong>date available:</strong>    10/05/2016 </div>

i'd expect :not() selector capable of targeting date string "10/05/2016" follows:

.status-date *:not(strong) {   text-decoration: underline; }

two questions:
1. :not() selector capable of this?
2. if not, any css selector capable of this?

context: not styling text nodes. doing web scraping , i'd ignore <strong> tag in case. if styling, target div directly , overwrite styles on <strong> "cancel out".

further context: can see naïve attempt doesn't work expected. example, shown in codepen: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/rwezqk it's possible i'm misunderstanding deep selector or dom structure i've described.

simple selectors represent elements. true simple selectors, including * , :not(). text contained element, not element in own right. won't able "match" text css selector, because far selectors concerned, dom calls text nodes don't exist in document tree.

the specification offers 3 lines on :not() selector.

the first line in specification supports this:

the negation pseudo-class, :not(x), functional notation taking simple selector (excluding negation pseudo-class itself) argument. represents element not represented argument.

notice says "it represents element".

if you're doing web scraping, consider xpath:

//div[contains(concat(' ', @class, ' '), ' status-date ')]/strong/following-sibling::text()

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