content | NN n/a IE n/a CSS 2
| Inherited: No
Note that the details on this attribute are very preliminary. Defines the actual content or source of content to be displayed before and/or after the current element. This attribute is set only with the :before and :after pseudo-elements associated with a real element. For example, in the following style sheet rule: BLOCKQUOTE:before, BLOCKQUOTE:after { content: "<HR STYLE=\"align: middle; width: 50%\">"} a horizontal rule is drawn before and after every BLOCKQUOTE element. In this case, the content is a string of text that is rendered as HTML. If the situation warrants it, an external document can be assigned to the content attribute.
CSS Syntax content: string | uri | counter+
Value For a string value, any text inside a quoted pair. Internal quote marks should be escaped (\"). For a URI, any valid complete or relative URL. (Details of counter and anticipated future value types are not yet available.)
Initial Value "" (empty string)
Example BODY:before {content: header.htm}
Applies To All elements plus a :before and/or :after pseudo-element.