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| The ::outside pseudo-element was cut from css3-content and has not been tracked since. Other pseudo-elements concepts like wrapping a range of elements have been discussed from time to time. Additional pseudo-elements with more control over where they are positioned in the tree could help reduce markup clutter where elements are added to HTML for the sole purpose of CSS styling ([[http:// | The ::outside pseudo-element was cut from css3-content and has not been tracked since. Other pseudo-elements concepts like wrapping a range of elements have been discussed from time to time. Additional pseudo-elements with more control over where they are positioned in the tree could help reduce markup clutter where elements are added to HTML for the sole purpose of CSS styling ([[http:// | ||
| - | Another | + | One issue is that there is very little scripting access to pseudo-elements currently. If we end up relying on pseudo-elements for wrappers or for inserting presentational boxes there should be a way to attach event handlers to pseudo-elements: |
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| + | Another issue is how to provide a way to override pseudo-element styling. If one stylesheet defines a pseudo-element wrapper with some styling, how can a second stylesheet import the first and override the wrapper' | ||
| Here is a list of possible pseudo-element additions that could be made in a future spec. | Here is a list of possible pseudo-element additions that could be made in a future spec. | ||