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I have a 3rd party link on my website which I want to style. but it don't have any class or id which I can target. Only thing it have is its unique href value. Is it possible to style a anchor tag based on its href value. Vitorino fernandes You can use href css selector to style a tag based on link: a[href="your url here"]{ background:red; } Demo Owais Ahmed You can use css attribute selector like: a[href="http://google.com"]{ your css code here ... } More information here . Thanks. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29331831/css-styling-a-link-based-on-its-href

I have a set of nested DIVs that slidetoggle using jQuery as the user clicks on them. Inside the innermost DIV there is an anchor tag with an HREF that should navigate somewhere. The problem is that when I click on the link it slidetoggles just like the parent DIVs instead of navigating to the url. If I right click the anchor and select open in new tab then that navigates fine. Please can you spot whats going wrong? Thanks <div class="pod"> <li id='ThirdParty'> <div class='block'> <h1>ThirdParty</h1> <div class='systemHeader'> <h2><span>Bobs shop</span></h2> <div class='subSystems'> <div class

We have opened an iframe in model dialog. In the iframe we are loading a document . The document is also and html page. The <a> tags in the document are not navigating to the id mentioned in their href . Just a sample from the html document. Below is the <a> example, <a data-custom-class="link" href="#infoshare"> 2. WILL YOUR INFORMATION BE SHARED WITH ANYONE? </a> <p id="infoshare" style="font-size:15px;"> <span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> <strong> <span style="font-size: 19px;"> <span data-custom-class="heading_1"> 2. WILL YOUR INFORMATION BE SHARED WITH ANYONE? </span> </span>  </strong> 

How can I hide the hash value from the following link href in the address bar? <a href="index.php#dev_name"> So it'll redirect me to a the index.php#dev_name , but I want the address bar to only show index.php You can use a Javascript onclick event. The browser will still show index.php , but the onclick event will trigger first, and redirect the browser to the right page. <a href="index.php" onclick="location.redirect('index.php#dev');"> 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10045303/how-to-hide-anchor-tag-from-url

I've one string in a variable titled $message as follows : $message = 'posted an event in <a href="http://52.1.47.143/group/186/">TEST PRA</a>'; I only want to get the text within anchor tag i.e. TEST PRA in this case using PHP. How should I do this in an efficient way? Can someone please help me in this regard? Thanks in advance. Use preg_match_all function inorder to do a global match. preg_match_all('~>\K[^<>]*(?=<)~', $str, $match); Here preg_match would be enough. \K discards the previously matched characters from printing at the final, so it won't consider the previouslly matched >

Hey there! Here is my issue, it could just be a browser issue but any help/ideas would be awesome! Pretty much I have the following redirect: header("Location: page.php#images"); In most modern browsers it will redirect to page.php#images without any problems but in IE it seems to strip the #images. Has anyone come across this? So far my only option (which I think is a terrible option) is to redirect through JavaScript. thanks! UPDATE I sent up a simple sandbox and it seems to work fine with or without an absolute URL. I guess there is something else going on in my actual app that is

I'm in a situation where I need to bind a click event to a span (placed inside an achor having multiple classes) based on the classes applied to it. For eg: UPDATE: Added the html eg below <div class="c0 c"> <a class="c1 c2"> <span class="c3 c4"></span>Anchor_Text </a> </div> Now I'm binding a click event as below: $('span.c3.c4').click(function (e) { alert("clicked!"); }); The above jQuery code doesnt work. However if I use the classes on anchor to bind the click event, it works. Please see below: $(.c1').click(function (e) { alert("clicked!"); }); $(.c2').click(function (e) { alert("clicked!