That’s the case, they removed one level of nesting from the html. Anyway, it doesn’t look for Article_Body class, but any class that starts with Article_Body. They’re using randomized class names with the prefix being constant, that’s why I have to do it that way. I’ve updated it to this horrible looking selector: div[class*="Article_body"] > div > p, div[class*="Article_body"] > div > ul:not([class*="ShareUtility"]) > li.
Thanks! I thought it might’ve been a wildcard thing but wasn’t sure. They really don’t want their articles summarised do they (or they’re probably trying to discourage AI scrapers)
That’s the case, they removed one level of nesting from the html. Anyway, it doesn’t look for
Article_Bodyclass, but any class that starts withArticle_Body. They’re using randomized class names with the prefix being constant, that’s why I have to do it that way. I’ve updated it to this horrible looking selector:div[class*="Article_body"] > div > p, div[class*="Article_body"] > div > ul:not([class*="ShareUtility"]) > li.Thanks! I thought it might’ve been a wildcard thing but wasn’t sure. They really don’t want their articles summarised do they (or they’re probably trying to discourage AI scrapers)