CSS :after pseudo-element

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Definition

The :after pseudo-element inserts some content after an element.

Examples

The style below will play a sound after each occurrence of an <h1> element:

Try-It-Yourself Demos

Use :after to insert some content after an element (Does not work in IE)
This example demonstrates how to use the :after pseudo-element to insert an image after an element.

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