My problem is about Google Chrome Dev Tools when I want to set display: none; to an after in DOM for a moment but Chrome remove all afters elements from DOM and I can't access to them again.
My Chrome version is the last.
Is there any solution in Google Chrome Dev Tools setting for this issue?
Thank you for your attention.
There does not appear to be an option to disable this behavior, but a workaround is to select the originating element to which the ::after you were switching off was attached and you'll find its ::after pseudo-element CSS rule in the Styles panel (at the bottom within sections called "Pseudo ::after element"), complete with the display: none declaration you just added.