Hi,
I have a index. This index has text like:
For the web/ebook is ok, but if I use in css something like:
...often I have this problem: when the link href has the target in the same page of the previous, I got a lot of:
...because all the target (for example) are in page 31.
Is there a way to put a condition in :after to hide itself if the attr(href, url), page is the same of the previous one? I cannot write a script to delete in xhtml, because the number of page is not in xhtml...
Thank you
f.
I have a index. This index has text like:
<a class="internamente" href="AISM_seconda_revisione_attiva_0006.xhtml#nuvola9"> vedi <span>(1)</span>, </a><a class="internamente" href="AISM_seconda_revisione_attiva_0007.xhtml#nuvola32"> vedi <span>(2)</span>, </a><a class="internamente" href="AISM_seconda_revisione_attiva_0007.xhtml#nuvola33"> vedi <span>(3)</span>, </a><a class="internamente" href="AISM_seconda_revisione_attiva_0009.xhtml#nuvola41"> vedi <span>(4)</span>, </a>
[et ceteare]
For the web/ebook is ok, but if I use in css something like:
a.internamente:after {content: ", see page " target-counter(attr(href, url), page);}
...often I have this problem: when the link href has the target in the same page of the previous, I got a lot of:
see page 31, see page 31, see page 31 (...)
...because all the target (for example) are in page 31.
Is there a way to put a condition in :after to hide itself if the attr(href, url), page is the same of the previous one? I cannot write a script to delete in xhtml, because the number of page is not in xhtml...
Thank you
f.