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I am creating a print stylesheet for an online community. Stylesheet is no problem except … safari and firefox seem to be adding an element containing link url (dunno for ie yet).
I want a ‘clean’ print-out of a list without link-urls, any thoughts on how to get rid of them.
(don’t suggest to include text in non-link elements 😉
safari and firefox are styling links by snagging the url via attribute selectors, check in web inspector for specifics, but i’m guessing it’s something like this:
a[href=""]:after{content:""}, which you can override by settinga[href=""]:after{display:none}