This post is a test of my new CSS pseudo elements. I have added special quotes for English, Francais and German (only seems to work in Gecko, hmm). I have also added a neat hack to show the cite attribute right after a blockquote, to show the source of that blockquote, as well as language markers for the given lang attribute. Anyway, this post is just to test them out. Note that this will not work in IE, so go get FireFox.

This is a quote in English, using normal quotes and since the main language of this site is english there is no extra language identifier.

Se c'est un quote en Francais, et i'll y a un marker pour language. Je ne parler pas francais.

Vis is ze quote en German, but I von't speken ze German, but anyvay, vere is an extra language marker.

This is a test blockquote and has a cite attribute of http://mattread.com/ and a lang attribute of en. You will notice the nice Source thing at the bottom of this blockquote, and the [en] language marker, which is done entirely in CSS. Pretty cool isn't it?

Now lets test a paragraph in French, with a quote in french and a quote in english. Notice the language marker before this paragraph. Ya ya, I know this isn't French but like I said earlier, I don't speak French very well. Again, all CSS.

I have also added a print CSS file, so do a print preview to see the print style of this site. Have fun, and let me know what you think. Have a look at my main language CSS file.

Inspired by James.