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You could put each of them in an <iframe>. (now to hide from the abuse, and hope my karma doesn't fall below the voting threshhold for suggesting this)

• mintplant 11y ago
  I thought of that, but then the arrows don't hide immediately after you click them as on HN - they'd still be visible until the request completes. So you'd end up with the same problem: hiding both arrows when either is clicked without using JS. (I assume you mean putting each pair of arrows in an <iframe>, rather than each individual arrow.)
  • microcolonel 11y ago
    If it's a button, it'll be in the :focused state, you can use that to style it. Or you could use a CSS transition with a very very long time in one direction on the :active state. And of course, you can use adjacency selectors with buttons, while you can't with :visited links.
    • mintplant 11y ago
      That's exactly what I did, though :P Check my first comment.