element hiding + exceptions ?

[rudibarani]

Hi.

I want to block the outward ads on www.projektmagazin.de

The site uses links like

/ad/?...href=www.somesite.de

to link out to ads. I have blocked these using element hiding:

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projektmagazin.de#*(href*=/ad/)

Unfortunately, the site uses the same system for internal links. In this case it they look something like:

/ad/?...href=www.projektmagazin.de

Is there a possibility to ad exceptions to element hiding rules?

Thanks a lot,
Phillip

[Ares2]

Is there a possibility to ad exceptions to element hiding rules?

That's not possible, sorry.

Unfortunately, the site uses the same system for internal links. In this case it they look something like:

/ad/?...href=www.projektmagazin.de

Can you give me an example site for such an internal link or do you have to be a subscriber?

Does it work if you just block the ads with

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.projektmagazin.de/pmas/files/1

?

Additionally, you can also block the viewcounter for the ads

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.projektmagazin.de/ad/view/view-1

and hide the leftover text

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projektmagazin.de#*(class^=anzeige)

[rudibarani]

Dear Ares 2,

thanks a lot for your reply.

A typical example for an internal link can be found of the left part of the page:

http://www.projektmagazin.de/ad/?c=1004 ... 3f8ebf4245

It looks just like any contained ad link, alas its linking inward...

Since "check banner links" are no longer supported, I see no way of blocking the ads...

Thanks for your help,
Phillip

[Ares2]

You mean the spotlight banner? That's an ad for me (even though it's first party). You can also reach this section via the main navigation. It's classified as an ad by the site itself (placed under 'Anzeigen'): http://www.projektmagazin.de/news/index.html

So blocking all the adimages including some first party ones with

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.projektmagazin.de/pmas/files/

seems to be reasonable for me. (Textlinks with href*="/ad/" like the newsletter link in the left column are not affected by this rule of course.)