External links:
The little images that appear after an external link on this site used to be created by pure CSS, using the following rules:

.commentlist a[href*="http"], .storycontent a[href*="http"]
{
    padding-right: 12px;
    background: url('/wp-images/ext-link.gif') right top no-repeat;
}
.commentlist a[href*="jfoucher.info"], .storycontent a[href*="jfoucher.info"]
{
    padding-right: 0;
    background-image: none;
}

But, as you may know, this does not work in Internet Explorer. So I decided to write a little plugin that would give a specific class attribute to all external links, so that they can be styled in a manner recognizable to IE.

Languages
Additionally, as this is a bilingual blog, I like to show an language text after each link, like this. I used to do it in pure CSS, like so:

 a[hreflang]:after {
      content:"000a0[" attr(hreflang) "]";
      color:#999;
      background:transparent;
      font-size:0.8em
 }

but you guessed it, it doesn't work in IE, so this little plugin takes care of that as well... All you need to do is add an hreflang="whatever" attribute to your links.

Installation:

1. Download the