* Rodent of Unusual Size wrote:
> An alternative is to do something similar to what lynx -dump does, and
> provide a bibliography. In the document viewed online, we display
> either 'see here' oe 'see here[12]' as a normal link; in a
> formatted-for-printing version, we use the latter exclusively. And in
> both cases we provide a <dl> list at the end with the references and
> the actual URLs for the links:
>
> [12] http://example.com/something2see.html
hmm. Would be nice, IMHO, but would require content changes. Currently
the manual-print.css does the only work. (we had to add the <dl>
generally and blind it out via CSS for normal screen view).
Another suggestion:
#page-content p > a[href]:after {
content: " (\002197\0000A0" attr(href) ") ";
color: #036;
}
This works for me in mozilla and opera 6 ;-) [both win32] it puts an
"([arrow] linktarget)" after the normal links and colors it with blue.
Unfortunately Opera 5 doesn't support Unicode, so the arrow will be
shown as a long long dash there (*grrr*)
A simpler variant then could be:
#page-content p > a[href]:after {
content: " <" attr(href) "> ";
color: #036;
}
All of this is not supported by the majority of browsers, e.g. the IE
doesn't do anything with this (But I can easily live with that...)
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