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  1. I'm pretty much exclusively monolingual, which made it helpful to add in a blurb to the CSS section like

    .blurb:has(dd.language:not([lang="en"])) {
    display: none;
    }

    so i get all English fics in all of my searches without having to manually go in and filtering. I'd recommend fishing around Tumblr to see what little bits of of the site you can poke and prod at. Another favorite of mine is

    p.muted.notice {
    display: none;
    }

    to mute that banner reminding you that you have people blocked and where to go to find out who

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    1. close-up of blooming evening primrose

      Ohhh that's interesting!
      Thank you for shaing these! ❤️

      Do you (or somene else reading this) know how I need to change the code to have

      two (or more) languages included?
      I played around a bit but didn't get it to work. 😞

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      1. Dood!

        Depends on if your browser supports multiple selectors or not (CanIUse lets you find out and even shows you edge cases, EXTREMELY useful for CSS development) but may I introduce you to Firefox's MDN document database, which generally tells you if the feature is normally available and how to use it: pseudo-class selector :has and pseudo-class selector :not.

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        1. close-up of blooming evening primrose

          Thank you!
          I had hoped for a ready made code example 😉 as I don't have any CSS knowledge 😄, but especially the Firefox link is great! I've already bookmarked it and will have a deeper look into CSS once I have a bit of time on my hands.
          On the CanIUse site I found that I can use ":has()", but unfortunately not how.

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          1. Dood!

            Scroll down on the Mozilla site! They have examples lower down. (I don't use the selectors so I can't give you ready-made examples.)

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              (I don't use the selectors so I can't give you ready-made examples.)

              That's fine! 🙂
              I only had a quick look yesterday and didn't spot an example that would immediately answer my question, but as I said I'll take a closer look as soon as I have some time to delve into it.
              I'll probably spend quite a few hours on learning some CCS basics next weekend... 😄

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