Learn how to filter what should be included or excluded from audio generation in BeyondWords
Click + Filter
Select the type of filter
For example, you can select Type to filter by HTML element type.
Set the filter value
For example, yo can enter H2 to filter H2 elements.
<
, .
, #
, or any other syntax. The only exception is with element_xpath
.Select whether you want to include or exclude the content.
For example, you can select Include to include H2 elements in the audio.
Set the scope
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Filter content by HTML tag name such as<H2>
,<blockquote>
,<ul>
,<table>
, etc. This is useful for consistently including or excluding specific structural elements across your content.
Filter content by CSS class names such as.header
,.footer
,.aside
, etc. This filter will be applied to any element that contains the specified class, allowing you to target styled components.
Filter content by element IDs such as#advert
,#related
,#navigation
, etc. This is useful for targeting unique elements on a page that you consistently want to include or exclude.
Filter content by data attributes such asdata-include
,data-exclude
, etc. This allows you to add custom data attributes to your HTML specifically for controlling audio generation.
Filter content using XPath expressions such as //*[@role='dialog']
. This provides advanced targeting capabilities for complex document structures where other filter types may not be sufficient.
Filter content by searching for specific text such as “Sponsored”. This filter will be applied to any element that contains the specified text value, allowing you to target elements based on their content rather than structure.