How to generalize filter elements

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ottootts
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How to generalize filter elements

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Through 'Block Element' I've got several filters - see below - which look in a pattern but they change on each instance.
How can I generalize them?

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mywebsite.de###a01cb9c09a29128a3a9ebbe4979784eafb92217c
mywebsite.de###\31
mywebsite.de###\33
mywebsite.de###\35
mywebsite.de###\37
mywebsite.de###\38
mywebsite.de###\31 9b4a8f403f6636577fc9437c43d2e0a265e0f12
mywebsite.de###\33 f1cdfcb6803fd749ff8fa30f2a0caf25a88d33b
mywebsite.de###\39 571ee4f51ffcc77f5dc48a157fc573154acb55c
mywebsite.de###\37 919ff566a930b314713c754b5a88aecca2ce945
mywebsite.de###ff48e8b07a9138aedd06c7342ea3ebbccb8aee8e
mywebsite.de###cf127c3ba3135b827fa4b3ce211c8eae67108822
mywebsite.de###\31 d21ab1873f74d859c535bae8683b71bc78698dd
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mapx
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Re: How to generalize filter elements

Post by mapx »

Which is the page and describe what / (where is) element on the page you want to hide / block

for example you could try
mywebsite.de##[id^="\3"]

more about hiding filters
en/filters#elemhide_attributes
ottootts
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Re: How to generalize filter elements

Post by ottootts »

Super! That seems to work, many thanks :-)
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