Fix #231462 arktimes.com

[mu-hun]

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• Missed ads or ad leftovers;
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Fix #231462

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Hides the broken popup containers from wordpress newspack plugin

Please see #231462 (comment)

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[mu-hun]

(Screenshot) musically.com has the same breakage

[Alex-302]

montanafreepress.org has different elements with .newspack-popup-container. One - subscription, and one - donation. Please check carefully. It is important here, because these categories are in different filters.

[mu-hun]

Okay, I will recheck carefully for these changes 👀

[mu-hun]

(Screenshot) ads with referrer code

[Alex-302]

It seems you did not test the rules, and added them intuitively - they are invalid. That's not a good option. Also keep in mind that CSS rules, even simple ones, may not work with programs under certain conditions.

This selector matches ad images

.widget-area > section.widget:has(> div.wp-block-columns img[src*="referral"])

For text block

hongkongfp.com###block-121

or better universal (it seems not dangerous without :contains() - small fonts frequently used for ad labels)

hongkongfp.com##.widget-area > section.widget:has(> p.has-small-font-size)

[mu-hun]

It seems you did not test the rules, and added them intuitively - they are invalid.

It just my mistake about missing the sharp symbol 😰 Also, If I can find specific hints like src or href in child elements, I’ll take those when designing the rule.

There are many rules that use the #block-\d format. (search query: repo:AdguardTeam/AdguardFilters /#block-\d/) I think it’s fine to keep using this kind of rule format in the meantime.

[Alex-302]

It seems you did not test the rules, and added them intuitively - they are invalid. That's not a good option. Also keep in mind that CSS rules, even simple ones, may not work with programs under certain conditions.

This selector matches ad images

.widget-area > section.widget:has(> div.wp-block-columns img[src*="referral"])

For text block

hongkongfp.com###block-121

or better universal (it seems not dangerous without :contains() - small fonts frequently used for ad labels)

hongkongfp.com##.widget-area > section.widget:has(> p.has-small-font-size)

[Alex-302]

Better use :has() with .newspack-newsletters-subscribe. More obvious selector.
Or at least check in web archive if that ID is constant for content.