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Q&A Manipulate a web browser to hide a certain HTML element in a certain website by a single action

Before I publish a new webpage in my website (in the content management system itself), I zoom in from say 100% zooming to 500% zooming and then re-read it, as a nice way to check for typos. The p...

2 answers  ·  posted 2y ago by deleted user  ·  last activity 2y ago by bta‭

#7: Post edited by (deleted user) · 2022-01-10T13:18:58Z (about 2 years ago)
  • Manipulate a web browser to hide a certain HTML element in a certain website by in a single action
  • Manipulate a web browser to hide a certain HTML element in a certain website by a single action
#6: Post edited by (deleted user) · 2022-01-09T12:02:08Z (about 2 years ago)
  • Before I publish a new webpage in my website (in the content management system itself), I zoom in from say 100% zooming to 500% zooming and then re-read it, as a nice way to check for typos.
  • The problem is that a very certain initiated popup (a JavaScript popup appearing pretty much when the webpage starts) appears and in high zooming levels covers about 40% of the text so that each time I have to go to the browser's developer tools, inspect that popup element and set `display: none` to it.
  • I can automatically hide the popup with a user script, running from a user script manager on all webpages of my domain but I need a more focal approach such as some keyboard shortcut to set that element to `display: none`.
  • How would you do that?
  • I use Windows 10 but would prefer an approach different than AutoHotkey
  • ## Update
  • Following Alexei's comment I tried the following code which worked:
  • window.addEventListener('keydown', function(event) {
  • if (event.ctrlKey && event.altKey && event.key === 'l') {
  • document.querySelector(".cbntphone_icon").style.display = "none";
  • }
  • });
  • Before I publish a new webpage in my website (in the content management system itself), I zoom in from say 100% zooming to 500% zooming and then re-read it, as a nice way to check for typos.
  • The problem is that a very certain initiated popup (a JavaScript popup appearing pretty much when the webpage starts) appears and in high zooming levels covers about 40% of the text so that each time I have to go to the browser's developer tools, inspect that popup element and set `display: none` to it.
  • I can automatically hide the popup with a user script, running from a user script manager on all webpages of my domain but I need a more focal approach such as some keyboard shortcut to set that element to `display: none`.
  • How would you do that?
  • I use Windows 10 but would prefer an approach different than AutoHotkey
#5: Post edited by (deleted user) · 2022-01-08T14:40:44Z (about 2 years ago)
  • Before I publish a new webpage in my website (in the content management system itself), I zoom in from say 100% zooming to 500% zooming and then re-read it, as a nice way to check for typos.
  • The problem is that a very certain initiated popup (a JavaScript popup appearing pretty much when the webpage starts) appears and in high zooming levels covers about 40% of the text so that each time I have to go to the browser's developer tools, inspect that popup element and set `display: none` to it.
  • I can automatically hide the popup with a user script, running from a user script manager on all webpages of my domain but I need a more focal approach such as some keyboard shortcut to set that element to `display: none`.
  • How would you do that?
  • I use Windows 10 but would prefer an approach different than AutoHotkey
  • Before I publish a new webpage in my website (in the content management system itself), I zoom in from say 100% zooming to 500% zooming and then re-read it, as a nice way to check for typos.
  • The problem is that a very certain initiated popup (a JavaScript popup appearing pretty much when the webpage starts) appears and in high zooming levels covers about 40% of the text so that each time I have to go to the browser's developer tools, inspect that popup element and set `display: none` to it.
  • I can automatically hide the popup with a user script, running from a user script manager on all webpages of my domain but I need a more focal approach such as some keyboard shortcut to set that element to `display: none`.
  • How would you do that?
  • I use Windows 10 but would prefer an approach different than AutoHotkey
  • ## Update
  • Following Alexei's comment I tried the following code which worked:
  • window.addEventListener('keydown', function(event) {
  • if (event.ctrlKey && event.altKey && event.key === 'l') {
  • document.querySelector(".cbntphone_icon").style.display = "none";
  • }
  • });
#4: Post edited by (deleted user) · 2022-01-06T09:26:18Z (about 2 years ago)
  • Manipulate a web browser to hide a certain HTML element in a certain website by demand
  • Manipulate a web browser to hide a certain HTML element in a certain website by in a single action
#3: Post edited by (deleted user) · 2022-01-06T09:25:33Z (about 2 years ago)
  • Manipulate a web browser to hide a certain HTML element in a certain website
  • Manipulate a web browser to hide a certain HTML element in a certain website by demand
#2: Post edited by user avatar Alexei‭ · 2022-01-05T10:48:41Z (about 2 years ago)
added relevant tag
#1: Initial revision by (deleted user) · 2022-01-05T10:13:13Z (about 2 years ago)
Manipulate a web browser to hide a certain HTML element in a certain website
Before I publish a new webpage in my website (in the content management system itself), I zoom in from say 100% zooming to 500% zooming and then re-read it, as a nice way to check for typos.

The problem is that a very certain initiated popup (a JavaScript popup appearing pretty much when the webpage starts) appears and in high zooming levels covers about 40% of the text so that each time I have to go to the browser's developer tools, inspect that popup element and set `display: none` to it.

I can automatically hide the popup with a user script, running from a user script manager on all webpages of my domain but I need a more focal approach such as some keyboard shortcut to set that element to `display: none`.

How would you do that?

I use Windows 10 but would prefer an approach different than AutoHotkey