On Apr 26, 2007, at 10:40 PM, Barney Carroll wrote:
> Here's an example of a functional piece I would quite like to
> implement:
>
> div[class]::before {content: "."attr(class);}
> div[id]::before {content: "#"attr(id);}
> div[class][id]::before {content: "#"attr(id);" ."attr(class);}
It would help if you got your syntax right.
ex: div::after {content: "[#"attr(id)"]"; color:white, background: lime}
Works in Fx 2.0+, Opera 9+, Safari2.0+
>
> And also, slightly OT:
> • What's the reason behind the extra ':' W3 specify certain
> pseudo-classes as needing? It's never needed in practice.
Distinction between pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements, per CSS3
selectors module.
That is a distinction with the CSS 2.1 selectors chapter.
<http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors/>
Philippe
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