So what I understand from your tutorial Moose, and from my own experimenting, is that simple content can be displayed in Mozilla, eg. img:after {content: attr(alt)} but anything complex, including counters doesn't appear (anyone got a hack?) From literarymoose though it appears that Opera does display the generated content.


Peter.

Moose wrote:


I'm wondering if anyone out there can point me to an article or crib-sheet discussing the current support for generated content in CSS2. Such as are discussed here http://www.richinstyle.com/guides/generated2.html. I would like to use counters to add numbering to headings in web-versions of some technical documents.


Allo,

See here:

http://www.literarymoose.info/=/article/conquistadors.html

3 pages full of generated content. Enjoy!

M.

p.s. IE will see nothing, hear nothing... so it's safe to use GC.

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