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If I have a css file that does something like this #foo:after{content:"bar;} , is there any way to get the contents of the :after with javascript? Getting the contents of the parent element just returns the content of the #foo element, not the :after bit.
Pseudo elements can’t be grabbed nor manipulated in JS because they don’t actually exist in the DOM.