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`::before` and `::after`
See original GitHub issueCan I style pseudo classes like ::before and ::after? If so it would be nice with an example in the docs.
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Very helpful, thanks Mike!
For this i would recommend using the assignInlineVars api from the dynamic package. Then you can setup your styling rules in a vanilla extract style sheet and export the variable reference. The component can then import the variable reference and assign its value dynamically.
Here is a quick sandbox demo.
Hope that helps.