Pseudo Selector Solution?
I feel silly for asking this, but I'm currently trying to target something on a social site that allows custom code. I've been able to figure most things out.
But I'm currently struggling to find a possible solution.
On the site, in one section the header has words wrapped around a link.
If I use ::before, the whole thing changes. If I use :not() I can't exclude the href present.
Thought maybe I'm using it wrong with this current attempt.
The html essentially looks like such...
Is there a way to target just the sentence before the link or way to exclude the link? I want to change the before and essentially keep the link and the after if possible
Quick edit: The site does not allow for Java, so I'm limited to pure CSS.
But I'm currently struggling to find a possible solution.
On the site, in one section the header has words wrapped around a link.
If I use ::before, the whole thing changes. If I use :not() I can't exclude the href present.
Thought maybe I'm using it wrong with this current attempt.
The html essentially looks like such...
Is there a way to target just the sentence before the link or way to exclude the link? I want to change the before and essentially keep the link and the after if possible
Quick edit: The site does not allow for Java, so I'm limited to pure CSS.
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