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 webgeekgirl rated 13 months ago- A nice way to use css to automatically add icons to denote the type of link (external, popups, pdf, etc.) which is great for usability - no more surprising visitors with pdf or other non-html content.
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- EmberJohn rated 3 months ago
- Showing Hyperlink Cues with CSS..good tut!
- webgeekgirl rated 13 months ago
- A nice way to use css to automatically add icons to denote the type of link (external, popups, pdf, etc.) which is great for usability - no more surprising visitors with pdf or other non-html content.
- jggube rated 3 months ago
- discusses a technique on how you can determine the file type of a link and display the associated icon beside it (to indicate the type of link) using CSS.
- ozwebfx rated 4 months ago
- From the page: "Showing Hyperlink Cues with CSS"
- kruba2007 rated 11 months ago
- nice site
- philipnorton42 rated 13 months ago
- Showing Hyperlink Cues with CSS. A neat way of displaying images next to link to what the link is linking to. So if its a PDF the rules put a little PDF icon in there.
- tapanp rated 13 months ago
- CSS very useful for the Any Web Site.. It's Appreciates by the SEARCH ENGINES
- jinksT rated 14 months ago
- i've started adding these icons to the websites i create which link to PDF or Word documents or use mailto. consistency across browsers is important and this works for all users (to the people who think FF link alert is an alternative).
 theMatrix777 rated 5 months ago- I wouldn't give this site a good rating for several reasons but the first reason is glaring: On his submission form for his RSS feed he has $1 "donation" set and there is no way to remove it. I think that is tacky, shows poor taste, and ruins the whole site..
- johnny-zero rated 14 months ago
- A useful "web 2.0" feature for once!
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