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Originally Posted by solefald
i guess thats a no?
can you at least give that div a name like id="twitter_bar" so i can block it with AdBlock?
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I expected more from my sysadmin brethren.
View the page source and find the DIV, you've already done this I bet. For the benefit of others, here it is:
Code:
<div style="background: #2bd1fb; padding:6px; padding-right:15px; color:#eee; text-align:center; font-size:12px; letter-spacing:0px;font-weight:700;">
follow us on twitter! <a href="http://twitter.com/bimmerpost">bimmerpost</a> »</div>
Keep in mind I'm doing this in Chrome, so it might be different in Firefox. In Chrome, click the AdBlock Icon -> Options -> "Block an ad that the filters missed". Then under "Block ads that match this CSS selector..." cut and paste this:
Code:
DIV[style="background: #2bd1fb; padding:6px; padding-right:15px; color:#eee; text-align:center; font-size:12px; letter-spacing:0px;font-weight:700;"]
Then under "on domains that match this regex" enter:
Then click "Block it!" and you are done. Here's a screenshot of how AdBlock should look:
and here is proof that it works:
HTH, HAND.