Imre Kristoffer Eilertsen
2023-02-11 11:32:41 +01:00
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* `:nth-of-type(n)` / `:nth-last-of-type(n)`: Finds page elements that are at a specific numerical position in a set. Note that `:nth-last-of-type(n)`'s numbering goes in reverse order. To select multiple numbers, one has to use `n` calculations (e.g. `(n+2)`), since ranges (e.g. `(3-6)`) are not supported.
* `:only-of-type` / `first-of-type` / `:last-of-type`: Less versatile versions of the above, for which numbers can't be chosen.
* `:first-child` / `:last-child`: Appears to be synonymous with `first-of-type` and `last-of-type` for adblocking purposes. `:last-child` is easily mistaken for what `:empty` does.
* `:before` / `:after`: Removes the pseudo-elements that belong to a page element. If a pseudo-element is present, they're shown as standalone `::before` or `::after` lines in all-brown in the F12 filetree.
* `::before` / `::after`: Removes the pseudo-elements that belong to a page element. If a pseudo-element is present, they're shown as standalone `::before` or `::after` lines in all-brown in the F12 filetree.
* `>`: Creates chain criteria, in which a selected page element must have a specific element on the floor above it in the filetree.
* `+`: Blocks the element that is right below the criteria in the filetree. Example: `##.element + div` blocks that particular `div`.
* `~`, as in `##.element ~ div`: Similar to `+`, but blocks *all* such `div` elements that are below it on the same floor in the filetree, and not just the one right below.