Before I implement these to my site, just wanted to know if someone has any negative experience using :before and :after to design. (or outweighing positive aspects)
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Before I implement these to my site, just wanted to know if someone has any negative experience using :before and :after to design. (or outweighing positive aspects)
Well, by using pseudo element, you make it more semantic. You don’t need to create empty element just for layout purposes.
The cons, I believe some legacy browsers won’t support it, but you can use polyfill for that.