Handling of classes with blank in name?

[Ben Stover]

I want to assign soemthing to DIVs with a classnames which contains a blank.
Example. For

<div class="foo bar">
....
</div>

I want to assign in a GM script:

GM_addStyle("div#foo bar { display: none !important; }");

Obviously this doesn't work.

Same with:

GM_addStyle("div#foo div#bar { display: none !important; }");

So how can I assign the "display: none" style otherwiese?

Ben

[Zulkarnain K.]

Looks like you didn't receive my previous email // CCing

On Fri, Jul 5, 2013 at 11:19 PM, I wrote:
>
> For class attribute, use 'period' notation.
>
> p.myp
>
> See http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors/ for reference.
>
>

<element class="foo bar"> means that the element has two classes,
"foo" and "bar".

Use
GM_addStyle("div.foo.bar { display: none !important; }");

Alternatively, you can use attribute selector
GM_addStyle("div[class='foo bar'] { display: none !important; }");


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