CSS Pseudo-Elements Module

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The CSS Pseudo-Elements Module is a W3C specification that defines the syntax and behavior of pseudo-elements like ::before and ::after, enabling authors to style and insert generated content into specific parts of elements.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf CSS module
W3C specification
technical standard
clarifies legacy single-colon pseudo-element syntax compatibility
defines cascading and inheritance rules for pseudo-elements
double-colon pseudo-element notation
how pseudo-elements interact with generated content
how pseudo-elements interact with hit-testing
how pseudo-elements interact with layout
how pseudo-elements interact with painting
how pseudo-elements participate in the box tree
definesBehaviorFor CSS pseudo-elements NERFINISHED
definesConcept CSS pseudo-element
definesSyntaxFor CSS pseudo-elements
distinguishesFrom CSS pseudo-classes
enables insertion of generated content
styling of specific parts of elements
hasVersion CSS Pseudo-Elements Level 3 NERFINISHED
CSS Pseudo-Elements Level 4 NERFINISHED
partOf CSS Level 3 NERFINISHED
CSS Level 4 NERFINISHED
publishedBy World Wide Web Consortium NERFINISHED
relatedTo Selectors Level 3 NERFINISHED
Selectors Level 4 NERFINISHED
shortName css-pseudo NERFINISHED
specifiesPseudoElement ::after
::backdrop
::before
::cue
::cue-region
::file-selector-button
::first-letter
::first-line
::grammar-error
::marker
::part()
::placeholder
::selection
::slotted()
::spelling-error
::target-text
status W3C Candidate Recommendation (for some levels/editions)
usedFor styling form control subparts
styling generated content
styling media text tracks
styling shadow DOM parts
styling typographic fragments

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