visited link isn't hidden

ekbworldwide

This code snippet does something weird.

@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml); @-moz-document domain(thepiratebay.org) { a:link[href*='2001_Maniacs'], a:link[href*='2001.Maniacs'], a:link[href*='2001-Maniacs'], a:link[href*='2001+Maniacs'], a:link[href*='thisisheretoavoidannoyance'] { display: none !important; } }

It should block links with "2001 Maniacs" in the title. But if I've already visited a link - the link is visible.

Example (it's a search)
http://thepiratebay.org/search/2001 Maniacs/0/99/200

There are 3 hits. 2 are blocked, but I visted...

2001 Maniacs[2005]Eng.DvDrip.Swesub NeRoZ (download torrent) - TPB
http://thepiratebay.org/tor/4043314/2001_Maniacs[2005]Eng.DvDrip.Swesub__NeRoZ

...and it is visible in the search output.

I'm totally lost.

t_burnout

Visited links have different selectors( :visited ) your style should look like:
@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml); @-moz-document domain(thepiratebay.org) { a:link[href*='2001_Maniacs'], a:visited[href*='2001_Maniacs'], a:link[href*='2001.Maniacs'], a:visited[href*='2001.Maniacs'], a:link[href*='2001-Maniacs'], a:visited[href*='2001-Maniacs'], a:link[href*='2001+Maniacs'], a:visited[href*='2001+Maniacs'], a:link[href*='thisisheretoavoidannoyance'], a:visited[href*='thisisheretoavoidannoyance'] { display: none !important; } }

Or to simplify it, use :-moz-any-link To select all links regardless if they're visited or not:

@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml); @-moz-document domain(thepiratebay.org) { a:-moz-any-link[href*='2001_Maniacs'], a:-moz-any-link[href*='2001.Maniacs'], a:-moz-any-link[href*='2001-Maniacs'], a:-moz-any-link[href*='2001+Maniacs'], a:-moz-any-link[href*='thisisheretoavoidannoyance'] { display: none !important; } }

whatrevolution

Posted By: t_burnout
Or to simplify it, use:-moz-any-linkTo select all links regardless if they're visited or not:

@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml); @-moz-document domain(thepiratebay.org) { a:-moz-any-link[href*='2001_Maniacs'], a:-moz-any-link[href*='2001.Maniacs'], a:-moz-any-link[href*='2001-Maniacs'], a:-moz-any-link[href*='2001+Maniacs'], a:-moz-any-link[href*='thisisheretoavoidannoyance'] { display: none !important; } }

The href will guarantee you are selecting a link anchor:

@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml); @-moz-document domain(thepiratebay.org) { a[href*='2001_Maniacs'], a[href*='2001.Maniacs'], a[href*='2001-Maniacs'], a[href*='2001+Maniacs'], a[href*='thisisheretoavoidannoyance'] { display: none !important; } }

t_burnout

BAH!!!!! I knew someone more experienced would give even better & simpler info :P

whatrevolution

HUMBUG. :D

ekbworldwide

Thanks. Not only is this thread informative, it's amusing as well.

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a[href*= ...
Sheesh. I have to laugh at myself. I learned and forgot that!

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How can I block a link via the link label? It would improve my style - so to speak.

I asked before - and was shown a lot of other useful stuff ...

userstyles.org - link text question
http://userstyles.org/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=860

... but I don't think I ever got an answer about how to block via the link label.

example

<a title="/c57952c70ab0e8eec2492421ed0a9160edaaab35" href="/c57952c70ab0e8eec2492421ed0a9160edaaab35">The Departed KLAXXON</a>
Is it possible?

Code to block the link label would work at every torrent site I use. And as you can see the title and href can't be used to hide/delete the link via the movie's title.