It looks like the content property can only be used with the :before and
:after psuedo-elements. Everything else works fine (written as li:before)
...in Firefox. IE, of course, doesn't know what to do with it. The border
solution would work fine in this instance, but I'm also using this paragraph
for another website which uses "//" as it's footer divider. Don't think this
character exists as a border style.
Magnolia - User mailing list wrote:
>
> You can do it using pseudo-selectors in CSS -
>
> if you are doing the footer links in an ul -
>
> ul#footer li.before { content: "|" }
> ul#footer li.firstChild { content: "" }
>
> you can also use border properties - which are better supported in IE.
>
>
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