Only yesterday I asked a question on stackoverflow for WordPress - how to add to the price of a variable product, left the word Price, and then, not finding the answer, I took it and made it through ::before
Great idea! I've used pseudo elements in similar situations. When I don't have control over the HTML (or as much control as I'd like), I know I can always insert some content with CSS.
In your article, a very interesting approach to gradient fills - I did not expect this, it looks great! Thank you!
I will need to use it somewhere in my new projects. I’ve almost finished going through a paid course about programming WordPress templates and I even had an idea, thanks Bryan to your article, how I can use this effect for my project that I want to create using my own programming template.
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Only yesterday I asked a question on stackoverflow for WordPress - how to add to the price of a variable product, left the word Price, and then, not finding the answer, I took it and made it through ::before
div.summary-inner span.price .amount::before {
content: 'Цена: ';
}
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Great idea! I've used pseudo elements in similar situations. When I don't have control over the HTML (or as much control as I'd like), I know I can always insert some content with CSS.
In your article, a very interesting approach to gradient fills - I did not expect this, it looks great! Thank you!
I will need to use it somewhere in my new projects. I’ve almost finished going through a paid course about programming WordPress templates and I even had an idea, thanks Bryan to your article, how I can use this effect for my project that I want to create using my own programming template.