Add Pseudo Classes tab to relative style inspector

[StrangeTech]

Currently when editing a block, you can specify pseudo class content using the Pseudo Classes block:

When editing a relative style, this is not available:

As we have the capability with relative styles to target pseudo elements (e.g. ::before and ::after), it will be useful to be able to specify this via the inspector for relative styles instead of having to use custom code.

Feature request here:

Ability to define pseudo content inside Relative Styling

Everything is in the title. I think the only chance to do that right now is via custom CSS. Very basic use case: Text block that contains an inline span element (applied via toolbar option). As the span element is no actual block, Relative Styling provides direct access via .blockclass span::pseudoelement

Thank you!

[Marius]

Very much needed, so many use cases - already requested.

[StrangeTech]

Searched for it before I raised the issue but didn’t spot the existing one for some reason - thanks for pointing it out.

[Spipov]

ive hit that roadblock as well. had to insert the pseudoclasses content"" from the element itself.

[Marius]

Please consider voting if you find it important @Spipov.
Thank you.

[Spipov]

have done so, never think of this thanks @Marius