Lachlan Hunt wrote:
In (X)HTML, I believe :link should be equivalent to:
"a[href], area[href], link[href]"
This is certainly not the case in all UAs. For example,
<a href="http://words words words">
does not match :link in Gecko, since that attribute value cannot be parsed as a
URI (spaced not allowed in hostnames).
Similarly,
data:text/html,<a href="test">
is not a :link, since you can't resolve a relative URI if the base is a data:
URI. There are various other cases.
Basically, something should match :link if it acts like a link...
-Boris
