Vijay,
I apologize for sending that code without testing it, but the :not pseudo-class
does work. I just tried this in FF1.5.
input[type="text"]:not([disabled="disabled"]) {background-color: red;}
You can read about this at:
http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/WD-css3-selectors-20051215/#negation
Hi Dan,
':not' doesn't seem to work in any browser. Neither did I find it in W3C
specs. Can u share some more information on this, as to where and how it can
work.
Vijay Nerella
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From: Storm, Dan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Vijay Nerella wrote:
> Hi CSS Gurus,
>
> To comply with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 we have to
> mark/highlight all the published links, in our websites, which are
> external pointing.
>
> Is there a way to mark all external links for pages already
> published, by change in CSS only,
Vijay,
This will not work in IE, as others have noted. But just in case you don't
care. This really just checks for absolute URLs. This says that if the href
attribute has a value that begins with "http://"; the style should be applied.
a[href^"=http://";] {}
If you have in-hou
] Identifying and marking external links using only CSS
* Vijay Nerella wrote:
>I was looking for some selection on anchor that can identify a non-internal
>link based on the domain name. Maybe some regular expression selection
>criteria on the anchor's href property value..
http://www.
* Vijay Nerella wrote:
>I was looking for some selection on anchor that can identify a non-internal
>link based on the domain name. Maybe some regular expression selection
>criteria on the anchor's href property value..
http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors/#attribute-substrings but various
current
Hi CSS Gurus,
To comply with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 we have to
mark/highlight all the published links, in our websites, which are external
pointing.
Is there a way to mark all external links for pages already published, by
change in CSS only, without making changes to the con
