Re: URL CSS pseudo class

I think this is what Charles-André is suggesting; as has been brought up
(syntax from Stylish):

/* if the current "domain" is 'foo': */
@-moz-document domain('foo') { /* apply these styles */
 a.link:visited {color: yellow;}
}

whether you use this syntax or that which you specify, you would have to use
a separate style for each url. However, the way Stylish handles it, you can
specify a domain the styles will be applied to all pages on that domain,
then you can specify a more specific url and have styles applied
specifically to them.

>From what I can tell, it appears the only real differences are syntax and
flexibility, but I could be wrong.

On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 10:46 AM, Jason CranfordTeague <
jason@brighteyemedia.com> wrote:

> I do not believe I am mistaken. While the technique you mention might work
> in a limited sense, it assumes that you then create a style for all possible
> URLs rather than a single style for the currently displayed URL. The current
> pseudo class could be applied without having to specify the URL. In the case
> of what Charles-André is suggestion, I'm wondering if we might want to
> consider something where if a specific URL is the current URL displayed in
> the agent, then a particular style is applied.*
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