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The victory I'm waiting for is CSS selectors to finally get updated, so I can block something like so: div > $p > .adindicatorclass The p element would be bloc
by MiddleEndian 10y ago
The victory I'm waiting for is CSS selectors to finally get updated, so I can block something like so:
div > $p > .adindicatorclass
The p element would be blocked. This will also be great for getting rid of non ad content that you just don't want to see.
- majewsky 10y agoWon't happen. The point of CSS is that all selectors and properties only ever trickle downwards. If they could propagate upwards (from `.adindicatorclass` to its parent, in this case), the cost of evaluating them would become prohibitively expensive. (And even worse, you could probably construct self-contradicting stylesheets.)