Webflow could benefit immensely by adding support for pseudo-elements like ::before, ::after, and advanced CSS selectors such as :nth-child(). These features would greatly enhance styling flexibility and design efficiency within the platform.

Why Pseudo-Elements and Selectors Matter

1. Enhanced Styling Capabilities:

   • Create decorative elements (e.g., icons, dividers) without needing additional HTML elements, reducing DOM clutter.

   • Apply hover effects or animations to generated content for a richer design experience.

2. Dynamic Layouts:

   • Use :nth-child() to target and style specific elements in a collection (e.g., alternate row colors, unique designs for specific cards).

   • Achieve complex designs without duplicating classes or creating extra elements.

3. Improved Workflow:

   • Reduce the need for custom code embeds, keeping designs fully manageable in Webflow's visual editor.