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Over at CSS { In Real Life }, author Michelle Barker has detailed a clever way to style pseudo-elements (such as ::before
and ::after
) through JavaScript.
In Javascript we have a few ways of selecting elements, but we can’t directly target pseudo-elements. […] Luckily, CSS custom properties can help.
? If you set a custom property on the element that “owns” the pseudo-element the pseudo-element itself can pick it up, thus enabling a way to style it.
Quick Tip: Style Pseudo-elements with Javascript Using Custom Properties →
This content originally appeared on Bram.us and was authored by Bramus!

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