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[JustME]

Hello, I'm having some problems with this url shortener service.
Example: http://sh.st/lgtBd
http://i.imgur.com/VfOSMC7.jpg
Could you fix it? Thank you for your efforts.

[fanboy]

No ads seen, Are you testing in Adblock Plus?

[KingNaheem]

Yes, http://i.imgur.com/WnhZnDE.png

[intense]

nothing to do for chrome due to !important property used in css

[JustME]

nothing to do for chrome due to !important property used in css

What's that? D:

[intense]

read this discussion
https://issues.adblockplus.org/ticket/242

[arflech]

nothing to do for chrome due to !important property used in css

You could try to use a highly targeted CSS selector in your hiding rule, so that it has more specificity than the one used to prop that block-display open, but it certainly sucks that Blink has no support for user stylesheets whatsoever.

To explain what I mean with a simple example, if you had markup like this:

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<p id="lol">rofl</p>

and two style rules like this:

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p#lol{display:none!important}

#lol{display:block!important}

then that paragraph will be hidden, because (element id important) is more specific than (id important): http://jsfiddle.net/zut4e6nr/

[snoack]

Since Adblock Plus for Chrome creates a shadow root and injects the styles there using the ::content pseudo-selector, the selectors injected by Adblock Plus already have a higher specificity than any CSS selector used in the light DOM.

However, the problem here is that the page sets "display: none important" with the element's style attribute. And this cannot be overridden by any selector, except with user stylesheets, which aren't supported by Blink.