title: How do I consistently remove a :target behaviour?
body: <p>I'm using a variant of <a href="http://friendlybit.com/css/yellow-fade-with-css-and-a-simple-image/" rel="nofollow">this technique</a> to give a "yellow fade" effect to page elements that have changed, similar to the way Stack Overflow does after you make a new post. I have an AJAX-heavy web design, and multiple changes can happen to the same element within a single page session, so I basically need to remove the <code>#id</code> element from the URL so that I can reuse its <code>:target</code> behaviour. Is there a standard way to do this? Should I perhaps just set a timeout to use the history API to remove it?</p>