The accepted answer (using a[href$= .pdf ]
) assumes that that a link to a pdf will always end with .pdf
. That is not necessarily the case, as the link could have a query string or a hash fragment, for example with a UTM tracking code or a page number, in which case those links would not be matched. In fact depending on your application this could be the case for most links.
<a href="/manual.pdf?utm_source=homepage">A PDF File</a>
<a href="/manual.pdf#page=42">A PDF File</a>
如果你想确保你的规则也适用于你可以匹配.pdf
的情况。 在属地任何地方使用
a[href*= .pdf ]
However this will then match some unlikely but unintended things, such as a subdomain our.pdf.domain.com/a-page
. But we can narrow it down further, as we know we would only use it match pdfs that have a query string or hash fragment. If we combine the 3 cases we should match all pdf links.
a[href$= .pdf ], a[href*= .pdf? ], a[href*= .pdf# ] {
background: red;
}