uBlock Origin gurus - need help with blocking

[darael]

I use uBlock Origin in Firefox and want to block an empty (for me, anyway) banner which is literally a waste of space on https://www.meteoradar.co.uk

I have tried to block the banner, but numbers keep changing making the rules useless as soon as you navigate the website or go back to the main page of the site. These are the rules generated by me blocking the banner so far:

www.meteoradar.co.uk###banner-5094b4fd-826a-4ecd-8a54-7fca2e435a87 > .banner-desktop.banner
www.meteoradar.co.uk###banner-62061cf5-5a6f-461e-8cb0-e93f5dbd6990 > .banner-desktop.banner
www.meteoradar.co.uk###banner-4a2b4789-152a-4418-99f3-73268c739b10 > .banner-desktop.banner
www.meteoradar.co.uk###banner-b2fd08e6-1ecb-4c7a-864f-36c4a683f50e > .banner-desktop.banner

The solution is probably simple, but I'm not familiar with making custom filters for uBlock Origin.

 

[darael]

@Murphy
All the time I've used uBo and I never realised you could do that.

Doing what you did and I get a different number at the end, but at least it consistently blocks the banner at the top. I'm wondering if it's possible to add a wildcard at the end, so it blocks on all pages?

Ie:

www.meteoradar.co.uk###block-*

 

[darael]

I don't have a Reddit account and I don't really want to create an account for the sake of one question.