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QUESTION
I am trying to add an image/blank rectangle on top of/overlaid on the top and bottom of every image on an html page. I plan to do this via a user-script, but I could not find any information on how to append an image on another at a specified PX x PX. I am slightly familiar with js. I have done two small hobby projects (an image parser and a poker game) this being the third, and assume I will have to achieve following:
Create a blank image to cover the top and bottom part of the image.
This can be done by creating a simple rectangle I think. I can play with the parameters of the size to make it fit.
get every image on the site
I can probably do this by parsing the
DOM
(I'm not sure if I need to do this if I am using a user-script) and doing aforEach(img)
, and within theforEach(img =>
I can add the rectangle to the top and bottom thereby adding it to every image on the page.somehow append the blank image from above on top of the top and bottom of each image.
This is where I am lost. I have appended images to the DOM before, but I don't know how to do it through a user-script and I also don't know have to append an image on another image. I have thought of doing the following, but I am unsure how to continue:
I also have linked an example where I would use this user-script. What I am trying to do is remove a watermark. (I am only doing this locally on my computer as to not steal the translators work, which is why I am using JavaScript.) So to recap I am looking for how to solve number 3, and if possible/optionally an explanation of how to do this in grease-monkey or any other user-script manager. Let me know if anything was unclear and thanks to anybody who comments/answers this problem. edit:clarity
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-15 at 05:24If you just need these two balnk space on each img on the page, just using this css:
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