Well, I wouldn't call the standard way to get a portion of the HTML DOM
inspected and "applied" only when javascript is off "messy" but I would
agree that Richard's solution is much much more elegant (thanks for the
pointer, Richard, btw).
Anyway, if you still want to manipulate CSS rules, maybe y
Still feels a little messy to me, and I think it'd be nicer to be able
to access pseudo-classes through jQuery. Although tricky, I believe
it could be implemented by finding the rule using
document.styleSheets? Or is there some technical hurdle that would
make this impossible?
Best regards,
Jere
