Thanks for this project! I've been benefit a lot for creating my own article css.
However, I got stuck at the target-counter css function. After digging the internet, it seems like most browser has not implemented it yet. Am I missing something? How can I get the <a href="#example-figure" class="figure"></a> work properly? In other words, does it only work with prince?
I also checked the resource of the interactive web paper mentioned in the sample output blog. Found that it manually set the content in the <a> tag like cite href="#tablefreq" class="table">1</cite> to show the counter, which uses cite here. And the cite css is:
cite.table {
content: target-counter(attr(href, url), table);
}
cite.table:before {
content: "Table ";
}
cite.table:after {
content: "";
}
Looking forward to the response.
Thanks for this project! I've been benefit a lot for creating my own article css.
However, I got stuck at the
target-countercss function. After digging the internet, it seems like most browser has not implemented it yet. Am I missing something? How can I get the<a href="#example-figure" class="figure"></a>work properly? In other words, does it only work withprince?I also checked the resource of the interactive web paper mentioned in the sample output blog. Found that it manually set the content in the
<a>tag likecite href="#tablefreq" class="table">1</cite>to show the counter, which usescitehere. And thecitecss is:Looking forward to the response.