Mon. February 16 2009, 10:59:33 AM
CSS becomes more Turing-complete by the day, it seems. Weird.
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2/14/2009
I found this rather strange CSS3 property called text-replace. Basically it allows you to do a mass find and replace on any element's text node(s). I.e: body { text-replace: "Soviet Union" "Russia" } It seems like something that would be included in CSS but rather JavaScript.
By: Neal Grosskopf
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Mon. February 16 2009, 2:51:41 PM
I looked this property over a bit more and it appears that it's only included in the @Page media type (which apparently isn't the same as the @Screen media type) so maybe it won't be something we'll be using very often. Sounds like a cool feature if that were the case.
