May need some help to create a complex rule

[Roccobot]

Hello,

I'm trying to write a rule to block the following iframe on a specific domain, let's say mydomain.com:

<iframe id="EU3rWhhcDTy" scrolling="no" style="position: fixed; display: block; z-index: 2147483647; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; outline: none; border: none; background-color: transparent; width: 320px; height: 134px; box-sizing: border-box; top: 0px; bottom: auto; left: 50px; transform: scale(1); transform-origin: left top 0px;"></iframe>

I'd like to block anything that matches size, scrolling type, position and left border, with no too specific (ID) or too generic (background color or so) attributes.

Is there a way to do it?

Thanks!

 

[Blaz]

mydomain.com##iframe[scrolling="no"][style*="position: fixed;"][style*="left: 50px;"]

 

[Roccobot]

Looks like it's not working

 

[Blaz]

It is based on your snippet. Please post source url.

 

[Roccobot]

I was about to post another reply (probably my fault, I had whitelisted the whole domain); solved now, thanks a lot.
As a side question: what about whitelisting an entire website EXCEPT an element blocked by such a rule? Is this possible?

 

[Blaz]

You can whitelist url blocks from that domain, but other elemhide rules are applied, but you can work around to only allow domain-specific rules.

@@||mydomain.com^$urlblock,generichide

 

[Roccobot]

You can whitelist url blocks from that domain, but other elemhide rules are applied, but you can work around to only allow domain-specific rules.

@@||mydomain.com^$urlblock,generichide

Thanks as always for your kind reply to a n00b.. but I'm not sure I understood completely.
What's the meaning of urlblock and generichide?

I usually use the rule
||example.org^$empty,important as a blocking rule for a domain.

If I also have
@@||example.org^$urlblock,generichide will the element hiding work (I mean blocking a specific element on a page hosted on example.org)?

 

[Blaz]

$Generichide disables all generic elem hide rules, like ###ad. example.org###ad will work as it is specific to the domain.
$Urlblock will disable all url blocks, generic and defined.

 

[Roccobot]

$Generichide disables all generic elem hide rules, like ###ad. example.org###ad will work as it is specific to the domain.
$Urlblock will disable all url blocks, generic and defined.

What about the opposite? I mean blocking a whole website/domain but allowing just the scripts from that domain (or a specific element)? Is that possible?

 

[T3rm1]

Doesn't work. There will still be blocked content. He just said it in another thread.
Adguard is not able to ALLOW ALL and apply custom filter rules. Imo this is a huge problem. No idea why this hasn't caused severe problems yet.

 

[Blaz]

What about the opposite? I mean blocking a whole website/domain but allowing just the scripts from that domain (or a specific element)? Is that possible?

@@||domain-name.com^$script