Tech Tutorial: Learning Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) – Episode 12: Pseudo Elements

When using CSS to style elements within an HTML document, you must first grab a hold of the specific element(s) you want to style (we call this obtaining a reference). CSS provides several methods for targeting HTML elements for styling. One such method is the use of pseudo-elements, which is selecting HTML elements using some preset combinators provided by CSS. For example, selecting the elements before or after a specific element.

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