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The literal between two elements needs to be deleted along with the elements. It is a literal between to elements within a column tag. Here’s and example of my issue… http://codepen.io/SusieQ/pen/xboPrv
A “literal”?
Sorry you’ve lost me..a literal what?
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Oh. do you mean the colon? “:”
Why not just move it inside the pseudo-element.
http://codepen.io/Paulie-D/pen/ZYdamZ
Yes. The colon is in the base and I want to remove it via CSS.
So you can’t change the HTML?
If not, other than selecting the parent and then applying a style to all the children there’s not much you can do without javascript.
CSS can’t select text nodes.