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CSS ::before ::after pseudo elements dynamic width

I want to make rate stars progress bar with single div element and css pseudo elements like ::before.

Only thing what I can't do is manipulating width of ::before element with Javascript.

Here is my example:

.review-rate {
	background-image: url(data:image/png;base64,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);
	background-repeat: repeat-x;
	width: 100px;
	height: 18px;
}
.review-rate::before {
	content: "";
	display: block;
	width: attr(data-width);
	height: 18px;
	width: 55%;
	background-image: url(data:image/png;base64,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);
	background-repeat: repeat-x;
	background-position: 0 -18px;
}
<div class="review-rate" data-toggle="review" data-value="3.5" data-width="50" data-count="17"></div>

Is there any way to manipulate width of ::before element?

Maybe something like width: attr(data-width); ?

Any help will be appreciated.

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zur4ik Avatar asked Mar 05 '15 07:03

zur4ik


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2 Answers

One way I know of changing :before & :after css dynamically is the one @Brett DeWoody mentioned, Adding style tags.

In your case you can simply switch the role of :before & div. Then use div width instead of :before. Like this:

.review-rate {
background-image: url("data:image/png;base64,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");
background-position: 0 -18px;
background-repeat: repeat-x;
height: 18px;
overflow: visible;
position: relative;
width: 50px;
}
.review-rate::before {
background-image: url("data:image/png;base64,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");
background-repeat: repeat-x;
content: "";
display: block;
height: 18px;
position: relative;
width: 100px;
z-index: -1;
}
 <div class="review-rate" data-toggle="review" data-value="3.5" data-width="50" data-count="17"></div>
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Imran Bughio Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 01:09

Imran Bughio


Though it's not ideal, you can append a new <style> element to the page using jQuery with the new width value.

$('head').append('<style>.review-rate:before{width:75%}</style>');

Here's a demo.

Update
As Imran pointed out in the comment below, the above approach would result in many <style> tags over time. To prevent this a combo of append and replaceWith could be used to keep the number of <style> tags to a minimum.

if ($('head style[data-class="review-rate"]').length) {
    $('head style[data-class="review-rate"]').replaceWith('<style data-class="review-rate">.review-rate:before{width:75%}</style>')       
} else {
    $('head').append('<style data-class="review-rate">.review-rate:before{width:35%}</style>');
}
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Brett DeWoody Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 01:09

Brett DeWoody