My main blog turned 20 today! Semi-related I published a list of highs and lows from my academic years.
I wanted to display those as unordered lists but replacing the bullets with pluses or minuses. There's a CSS pseudoselector that works well for that, using the emoji for big plus/big minus:
.plusminus li.plus::marker {
content: "➕";
}
.plusminus li.minus::marker {
content: '➖';
}
.plusminus li.plusminus::marker {
content: '➕➖';
}
.plusminus li.plusplus::marker {
content: '➕➕';
}
.plusminus li.minusminus::marker {
content: '➖➖';
}
I guess to do a proper job of it you should throw in an aria-label...
UPDATE: this does not work on Safari! It supports ::marker but not the content property I guess? So I switched back to this earlier idea:
ul.plusminus {
list-style:none;
position: relative;
}
ul.plusminus li::before {
position: absolute;
left:0;
}
ul.plusminus li.plus::before {
content: "➕";
}
ul.plusminus li.minus::before {
content: '➖';
}
ul.plusminus li.plusminus::before {
content: '➕➖';
}
ul.plusminus li.plusplus::before {
content: '➕➕';
}
.plusminus li.minusminus::before {
content: '➖➖';
}
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