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"Before" and "after" refers to the position relative to the content. The bullets aren't part of the content.
by SippinLean 6y ago
"Before" and "after" refers to the position relative to the content. The bullets aren't part of the content.
- The_rationalist 6y agoI don't understand your point, could you expand it?
- raihansaputra 6y agoI think what he's saying is that the pointers should not be in the ::before/::after part as it is not part of the content. The page displays that the new ::markers would be displayed before the ::before tag. It's definitely a usable hack to have the pointer in the ::before section, but it should not be the way from the start. In between the <ul>'s should be just the displayed content, not the pointer.