css - :after with creating html elements through javascript -


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i'm creating website loads content db through ajax call , writes data creating elements , appending them parent.

however, css contains styling ::after element, isn't written when append html through javascript since appending elements html through javascript puts every element directly behind previous 1 whilst you're leaving whitespace when write plain html

relevant css:

.review .thumb {     display: inline-block;     margin-bottom: 5px;     width: 15%;     cursor: hand;     cursor: pointer;     zoom: 1;     *display: inline; } .review .thumbs:after {     content: "";     width: 100%;     display: inline-block;      zoom: 1;     *display: inline;    } .review .thumb img {     width: 100%; }   

relevant self written html:

<div class="thumbs">     <div class="thumb" onclick="viewthumb(1,1)">          <img src="images/pictures/pic2.png" id="review_1_picture_1" border="0" title="voorgerecht">     </div>     <div class="thumb" onclick="viewthumb(1,2)">          <img src="images/pictures/pic1.png" id="review_1_picture_2" border="0" title="hoofdgerecht">     </div>     <div class="thumb" onclick="viewthumb(1,3)">          <img src="images/pictures/pic3.png" id="review_1_picture_3" border="0" title="dessert">     </div>     <div class="thumb" onclick="viewthumb(1,4)">          <img src="images/pictures/pic4.png" id="review_1_picture_4" border="0" title="tafeldekking">     </div>     <div class="thumb" onclick="viewthumb(1,5)">          <img src="images/pictures/pic5.png" id="review_1_picture_5" border="0" title="sfeerbeeld">     </div> </div> 

javascript:

var thumbsdiv = document.createelement('div'); thumbsdiv.classname = 'thumbs'; for(var i=0; < this.pictures.length; i++) {     var pictureid = this.pictures[i].pictureid;     var thumbdiv = document.createelement('div');     thumbdiv.classname  = 'thumb';     thumbdiv.onclick = function(){viewthumb(id, pictureid);};     var thumbimg = document.createelement('img');     thumbimg.id = 'review_' + this.id + '_picture_' + this.pictures[i].pictureid;     thumbimg.src = this.pictures[i].picture;     thumbimg.title = this.pictures[i].description;     thumbimg.border = '0';     thumbdiv.appendchild(thumbimg);     thumbsdiv.appendchild(thumbdiv); } picturesdiv.appendchild(thumbsdiv); parentdiv.appendchild(picturesdiv); 

the result can see next own html: correct

javascript: incorrect

when put "thumb" divs on new line editing through developer tools, works fine

your css looks not formatted correctly. in order styling work multiple classes, need separate them commas

http://jsfiddle.net/bgerhards/qdrudpba/

.review, .thumb {     display: inline-block;     margin-bottom: 5px;     width: 15%;     cursor: hand;     cursor: pointer;     zoom: 1;     *display: inline; } .review, .thumbs:after {     content: "";     width: 100%;     display: inline-block;      zoom: 1;     *display: inline;    } .review, .thumb img {     width: 100%; }   

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