Michelle Barker • 4/19/2018

Using Pseudo-elements with CSS Grid

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This technical article explains a method for using CSS pseudo-elements (::before/::after) as direct children of a CSS Grid container. It walks through a practical example of building a hero section with a full-width image and a sidebar whose background extends to the viewport edge while its content aligns to internal grid columns, demonstrating advanced grid placement techniques and the use of CSS variables.

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