5 CSS pseudo-elements you never knew existed
Blog post from LogRocket
The text explores the use of CSS pseudo-elements, highlighting their ability to simplify styling tasks without relying on extensive JavaScript code. It introduces several pseudo-elements, such as ::first-letter, ::first-line, ::selection, ::backdrop, and ::placeholder, explaining their functions and providing examples of how they can be applied to enhance webpage aesthetics. For instance, ::first-letter can style the initial letter of a block element, while ::selection customizes the appearance of highlighted text. The post emphasizes the benefits of pseudo-elements in achieving specific styling effects efficiently, encouraging developers to incorporate them into their CSS practices for more streamlined and effective design solutions. Additionally, it briefly mentions a tool called LogRocket, which aids in monitoring and debugging frontend applications by replaying user sessions and capturing detailed logs and errors.