::before selector contents aren't typically separated when rendered from the content of the selected element. Therefore, a space is inserted in the respective values to compensate.
On a sidenote, the affected ruleset under @media print has the same value as the common ruleset, and can be skipped.
phoinixi
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8 years ago
::beforeselector contents aren't typically separated when rendered from the content of the selected element. Therefore, a space is inserted in the respective values to compensate.On a sidenote, the affected ruleset under
@media printhas the same value as the common ruleset, and can be skipped.