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Not sure how this would work, but say a website has a section element or div with a custom-class and we don't ever want a CCA to show inside that element. Before showing/counting, it could check if any ancestor matches. A bit of extra logic/processing, but would probably be worth it.
These elements would be available to add via a filter, and empty by default, so there wouldn't be any performance implications until the filter is used.
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Not sure how this would work, but say a website has a
section
element ordiv
with acustom-class
and we don't ever want a CCA to show inside that element. Before showing/counting, it could check if any ancestor matches. A bit of extra logic/processing, but would probably be worth it.These elements would be available to add via a filter, and empty by default, so there wouldn't be any performance implications until the filter is used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: