Lecture 74:- Using Before and After Pseudo elements

• The ::before and ::after pseudo-elements in CSS can be used to insert content before or after the content of an element. This can be used to add decorative elements, such as icons, to a page, or to add additional semantic meaning to an element.

  Here's an example of using ::before to add a quote icon before a blockquote element:

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  blockquote::before {  content: '\f10d';  font-family: FontAwesome;  padding-right: 5px; }

  And here's an example of using ::after to clear floats on a container element:

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  .container::after {  content: "";  display: table;  clear: both; }

  The content property is used to define the content that should be inserted, and can contain text, images, or symbols. The pseudo-element can then be styled using CSS to position and style the inserted content.