On Sep 19, 2006, at 1:52 AM, Thomas Hofmann wrote:
has someone a viewable solution in CSS for displaying the
attributes of XFN?
Thomas,
You can use advanced CSS selectors along with generated content to do
a pretty decent job:
a[rel]:after {
content: " [" attr(rel) "]";
}
This will add, for example, " [friend]" to all the links with
rel="friend". To avoid non-XFN links with the rel attribute, it might
be best to limit the scope to, say, a container with class="xfn":
.xfn a[rel]:after {
content: " [" attr(rel) "]";
}
Another solution would be to select for the XFN values explicitly,
although this would get a bit tedious:
a[rel~=friend]:after,
a[rel~=contact]:after,
...
a[rel~=acquaintance]:after {
content: " [" attr(rel) "]";
}
Unfortunately, this only works in the browsers that support attribute
selectors, :after pseudo-selectors, and generated content (i.e. not IE).
- Matthew
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