rick752 wrote:Hey .. good for you. I didn't even look inside it ... congrads
That would also be an excellent hide. Obviously if they change the site notification to something else, it will have a different id name. Good job!
.... By Jove, I think he's got it!
(changing filter now)
yep I'm learning and I love poking around in stuff trying to work things out along with learning at the same time. Most times in recent years it was DVD data I'd be poking about in so I could help the DVD community with what I learned. Recently it's been html and php so that has helped today along with your info . I don't think I'll be a guru in ABP like some of you guys though
MackemX wrote:is there an easier way to see the code though instead of having to do it the way I did?
Some of us use DOM inspector - there's an extension that allows you to right click on the element (e.g. td or div) and brings you to the DOM tree.
The web devleoper's toolbar can also shows everything with id or class, making it easy to sport all the ad classes / id.
Some of us uses Firebug - with its inspect function you can see source code tree of element under mouse in real time. This is what I prefer, really convenience.
. I don't think I'll be a guru in ABP like some of you guys though 