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I didn't knew about that. Thanks for sharing :)
It doesn't exist. (yet?)
It does actually, you can see th documentation. But it just works with ::before and ::after
::before
::after
That's just counter(). counter-value() enables it to be used in calc(), not only in content:, which only affects pseudo-elements.
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counter-value()
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I didn't knew about that. Thanks for sharing :)
It doesn't exist. (yet?)
It does actually, you can see th documentation. But it just works with
::beforeand::afterThat's just
counter().counter-value()enables it to be used incalc(), not only incontent:, which only affects pseudo-elements.