Hey guys, I just wanted to share some cool CSS techniques I've been experimenting with lately. Using pseudo-elements like ::before and ::after can completely change the game when it comes to UI design. Has anyone else played around with these selectors to create some amazing visual effects?
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"CSS Magic: Transforming UIs with Pseudo-Elements"
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tomsonicol
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"Whoa, just learned about the ::before and ::after pseudo-elements. Never knew you could do that to transform your UIs. Anyone know if this is compatible with web3 projects or is it more of a web2 thing?"
"Dope thread guys, I've been experimenting with ::before and ::after pseudo-elements and it's crazy how much you can customize UIs with just a few lines of code. Does anyone have a good resource for learning more about pseudo-element animations?"
"Nice thread, guys! I've been experimenting with pseudo-elements to add some flair to my website's hover effects, and I gotta say, it's made a huge difference. Has anyone else used CSS gradients with pseudo-elements to create some sick animations?"