Climis, Tim wrote:
> I've got a newsletter that includes interviews in a Q and A format.
>
> Usually, there's a question with a "Q:" in front of it, and then an answer
> with an "A:". But I just discovered an interview with two people that goes:
> "Q:" "Neal:" "Kirsten:"
>
> My stylesheet currently uses :first-letter to style the Q and A. But that
> just styles the N and K on Neal and Kirsten, and what I'd really like to do
> is style the whole word.
>
> A "first-word" pseudo element would work perfectly in all my cases, but it
> appears that there is no :first-word pseudo element. Is there some trick I
> can use as a substitute?
>
> ---Tim Climis
>
>
>
>
Not with CSS at the moment.
An html substitute might be:
<b>name</b>
css might read:
b {color:red; text-transform: uppercase;font-weight:normal;}
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