CSS content Property

The content property dictates what is rendered inside the element or pseudo-element. It takes a comma separated list of URIs followed by a space separated list of tokens. If there are multiple URIs provided, then each is tried in turn until a value which is both available and supported is found.

Formal syntax: [ <uri> ',' ]* [ normal | none | inhibit | <content-list> ]

content: [value];

• <string>
• <uri>
• <counter>
• open-quote
• close-quote
• no-open-quote
• no-close-quote
• attr
• inherit

.class:before {
   content: "Note: ";
}

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