Comment by: Lachlan Hunt
Pierlo, the CSS will work regardless of the CMS, it just requires a browser that supports the attribute selectors and the ::after pseudo-element. If you post a link to your site, I could take a quick...
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hi! i have a question. is that external link identifier to be used with wordpress only? i really need something like that for my website, but i cant get it to work. thank you pierlo
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Thx! I was very surprised to come back here and find some help! I really appreciate that. I played with the CSS you suggested; it would work finde in my context, right. However, as soon as I put...
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Oskar, that’s easy. Here’s some modifed CSS that works well for your needs div.storyBody a[hreflang] { padding-right: 1em; } div.storyBody a[hreflang]:after { content: "\A0" attr(hreflang); font-size:...
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I like the idea of presenting the hreflang-value with CSS; actually, with a little modification, I use it in my own weblog now (I am one of those who do care about semantics 😉 …) Pity XHTML2 will most...
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I happened across your article while looking for something else, and see that you wish to disable “nofollow” in WordPress. Here’s a link to a plugin (not my plugin) that I’ve read it does the job...
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