The output for the native Clearfix outputs a :after which should be ::after as per CSS3 spec.
Browser support is IE9+, FF 3.5+, Edge, Safari and Chrome so should not cause issues for anyone supporting current browser usage. Maybe needs an 'Old IE' fallback option to output the :after version too to give choice?
The output for the native Clearfix outputs a
:afterwhich should be::afteras per CSS3 spec.Browser support is IE9+, FF 3.5+, Edge, Safari and Chrome so should not cause issues for anyone supporting current browser usage. Maybe needs an 'Old IE' fallback option to output the
:afterversion too to give choice?