Drop d-none elements, including their contents, without a DOM.
Nesting has to be counted rather than matched with a lazy regex: the hidden block
in a result row contains further spans, and stopping at the first </span> would
leave the part that matters — the date — behind, which is exactly the defect this
function exists to prevent.
Drop
d-noneelements, including their contents, without a DOM.Nesting has to be counted rather than matched with a lazy regex: the hidden block in a result row contains further spans, and stopping at the first
</span>would leave the part that matters — the date — behind, which is exactly the defect this function exists to prevent.