How Can I Replace Text Content with CSS, Including Text Within HTML Tags?

Replacing Text with CSS

You can replace text with CSS by using the content property to override the original text content. However, you cannot directly replace text enclosed within square brackets ([]) using CSS.

To replace text within square brackets, you can use the following approach:

.pvw-title span {
  display: none;
}

.pvw-title:after {
  content: 'whatever it is you want to add';
}

In this code, we wrap the original text ("Facts") within a element and use CSS to hide it. We then use the :after pseudo-element to add the desired replacement text content.

For example:

<div class="pvw-title"><span>Facts</span></div>

This will display "Facts" on the page, but the actual text will be hidden using CSS. The :after pseudo-element will then display the replacement text, which appears in its place.

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