
It's applied to the entire site by default, so it probably isn't the reason the CSS is failing if you haven't changed it. Input any CSS Selector for the target element in the 'Target Selector' on Button Counter. Check your target element HTML Tag name, id, class 3. We can hide an element by inspecting it with Chrome DevTools, right-clicking the element under the Elements tab, and choosing the Hide element menu from the. Once you refresh the page, the changes are gone - and that's totally normal (and the expected) behavior. button, link etc.) and select 'Inspect' 2.

Ive been trying to use the 'session' part of the requests library to hold onto the cookies the site sets, however this doesnt seem to accomplish the goal of actually letting the website know I intended to.

If you scroll down while editing your CSS Injector rule, you'll see a section labeled "Add the CSS on specific pages" that allows you to apply the rule to particular pages. The 'Inspect element' tool is for web developers, to allow them to inspect their website (inspecting websites with this tool is a great learning tool, too, imo), and make changes on the fly. The problem Im having is I cant figure out how to essentially 'click' the 'yes' button in python and use the resulting URL it directs to.
