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Using WordPress Plugins and using a lot of CSS to customize buttons etc.

Usually I'd flow like this;

.a { visibility: hidden; }

.a:after {visibility: visible; display: block; content: 'yyy'; etc...}

And somehow i accidentlally found out about ::after.

Whats the difference between :after and ::after regarding performance and page speed?

Thought about re-writing everything to ::after, because less code = more speed?

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