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How do I use CSS to define a text input area where digits and non-digits are rendered with different formats (bold/italic/color)?
i.e.
345 dollar -> 345 dollar
Are there anything equivalent to Regular Expression Library fo regex for CSS?
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I’m using the Seam framework, any alternatives to achieve this is also welcomed.
As svinto already says, this is definitely not possible. Not even, as far as I can see, using an advanced CSS tool like LESS.
You will have to work around by putting the digit into a tag:
you could of course automate that in a scripting language using Regexes, but I would recommend formatting the output properly instead of relying on such “post-processing”, which can break any time when the formatting changes, for example in a different language / locale.