What is pagination?
Simply put, pagination is splitting up many results in to bite size chunks (pages) that helps the user quickly sort through the results instead of having to scroll way down the page to find what they’re looking for.
In the 2.1 CSS Specification, there are four different pseudo-elements available to use. These are :after, :before, :first-letter and :first-line. Here’s a quick description of each one.
Although best practice dictates that you shouldn’t force a new browser window on a user, sometimes (perhaps for a PDF file) you really want to. If you’re using a transitional doctype, this isn’t a problem. You’d simply use the ‘target’ attribute and set it to ‘_blank’.
