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Hey guyz!
I’m really shame since I’ve just found a simple CSS “ninja” move that I was missing after several years coding end developing xhtml/css/js…
Today I had to finish a few CSS fixes for an existing web page and one of them was to hide the last breadcrumb item. Since I know the :last-child won’t work in IE and since I’m using input[type=...] selector a lot, I decided to try a[title=”.....”] and it worked! 
It’s really a very basic CSS move, but I decided to share it with u as someone esle might not know it yet.
Cheers!
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Cannot follow you… Can you post the code?
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Cannot follow you… Can you post the code?
He’s probably referring to this: http://api.jquery.com/attribute-equals-selector/
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Well for what i know the input[type=...] is very usefull but it dont work in IE.
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It works in IE7 +.
Sorry, my english is not that good..
a[title="Reload the current page."] {
display: none;
}
That was what I meant – removing the last element from WP breadcrumbs.
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ie dosen’t know anything:))) i hate that people are using it
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ie dosen’t know anything:))) i hate that people are using it
You hate your clients? You hate money?
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ie dosen’t know anything:))) i hate that people are using itYou hate your clients? You hate money?
lol, no he hate’s the extra work 
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Well for what i know the input[type=...] is very usefull but it dont work in IE.
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ie dosen’t know anything:))) i hate that people are using itYou hate your clients? You hate money?
i hate that people are using it.. and don’t upgrade to a better one… and i’m talking from my experience with joomla from m workplace, not here
