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at August 29, 2012 22:55 by skopp
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/* external links 02 The ^= specifies that we want to match links that begin with the http:// 03 */ 04 a[href^="http://"]{ 05 padding-right: 20px; 06 background: url(external.gif) no-repeat center right; 07 } 08 09 /* emails 10 The ^= specifies that we want to match links that begin with the mailto: 11 */ 12 a[href^="mailto:"]{ 13 padding-right: 20px; 14 background: url(email.png) no-repeat center right; 15 } 16 17 /* pdfs 18 The $= specifies that we want to match links whose hrefs end with ".pdf". 19 */ 20 a[href$=".pdf"]{ 21 padding-right: 20px; 22 background: url(pdf.png) no-repeat center right; 23 } 24 /* zip 25 Same as above but for zip files and it adds an icon at the right of the link. Therefore the :after 26 */ 27 a[href$=".zip"]:after{ 28 content: url(icons/zip.png); 29 } 30 /* djavupixel 31 The *= specifies that at least one instance of the substring �djavupixel� matches. 32 */ 33 a[href *="djavupixel"] { 34 padding-right: 17px; 35 background: url(icons/super-star.png) no-repeat right; 36 }
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http://www.djavupixel.com/development/css-development/master-css3-ultimate-css-code-snippets/
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Style links depending on file format Since CSS3 you can style links depending on some rules also called attribute selectors. This is extremely convenient if you have files in PDF, Zip among other and you want to display a small icon near it. With this technique you can do it without including an image on your link. This snippet shows a small icons next to your links telling the user if it is an external link, an email, a pdf, a zip or whatever you would like.
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styling as per mime type / type of linked item
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CSS