Gotta focus on reading html/css/js~jquery first. There are many places, most famous w3schools.com. A quick rundown would be: HTML sets the structure/static content. CSS sets the coloring/positioning/Background/index/etc of the HTML content.
JS sets the dynamic(clicking most noticable) behavior of the HTML content if needed.
They all work together and divide the work done as years pass. (By the way, everything worked on my browser as i always check before sharing, this could be because you're using Chrome)
Because every client would use a version of that language(script) and then filter through, using its core and mechanics with subjective safety and speed.
Check if the Address starts with https://www.youtube.com/results?* You could possibly replace: // @include https://www.youtube.com/results?* with // @include youtube.com/results?* just to be, certain.
Plus, i used Jquery, i guess you could do this using pure js instead and not a library of it(?) hmm, nah, it should work nonetheless. Just read about js and find a workaround, i won't go into Chrome using tampermonkey.
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Though, this should work finely. As for clicking automatically "Filter" only JS can do. CSS(Cascading Style Sheets) only works as a protocol for styling elements(nodes), so, i mean, clicking isn't styling, aye.
"only works as a protocol for styling elements(nodes)
clicking isn't styling"
is this a good list of what counts as 'styling' since that's very vague
i guess there's no good ways to tell without extensive knowledge of css?
There are many places, most famous w3schools.com.
A quick rundown would be:
HTML sets the structure/static content.
CSS sets the coloring/positioning/Background/index/etc of the HTML content. They all work together and divide the work done as years pass.
(By the way, everything worked on my browser as i always check before sharing, this could be because you're using Chrome)
why in the universe would the code work differently using the method of js code into site with the same extension on two common web clients..... ?
for firefox even the js part fully worked on both links, taht's werid...
do you know what is going on with the js part?
some links worked, some dont
Check if the Address starts with
https://www.youtube.com/results?*
You could possibly replace:
// @include https://www.youtube.com/results?*
with// @include youtube.com/results?*
just to be, certain.Plus, i used Jquery, i guess you could do this using pure js instead and not a library of it(?) hmm, nah, it should work nonetheless.
Just read about js and find a workaround, i won't go into Chrome using tampermonkey.
for js didnt change a single thing and it works on those links mentioend isnt that werid?
'filter through, using its core and mechanics with subjective safety and speed'
eh? so web clients doesnt use the code exactly the same?? it shouldnt be that different yea?