Some websites set a background image to advertise, e.g.
<body style="background-image:url('images/adv.png')">
I'm wondering how I can write an AdBlock Plus filter in order to hide the <body>
background.
If you are not strictly sticking with ABP, you can use Stylish to do it in CSS way. In fact, it is my preferred way to do things like that.
body { background-image: none !important; }
Of course you can just make the ABP filter containing whole URL, this will affect not only background, but I can't think of the reason why not to block the URL entirely.
Turns out there's no way to hide a background without hiding the whole element — but you can always block the single image by adding a custom ABP filter.
You can do so by pressing CTRL + Shift + V (open blockable items), and look for the image you want to hide.
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