How do pseudo-elements (::before, ::after) impact the flow of inline elements?
- They are only used for styling purposes and don't impact flow.
- They create actual elements in the DOM.
- They don't affect the flow; they insert content outside the element's box.
- They push inline elements to a new line.
Pseudo-elements ::before and ::after are used to insert content before or after an element's content, respectively. They do not create actual DOM elements but render as if they were real elements. They don't impact the flow of other inline elements as they are placed inside the element they are applied to. This allows them to be styled and positioned like real elements but without altering the document's semantic structure.
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