Target CSS class for a single event
I am trying to remove an element in the Event Registration System page but only for one event. That is, I want the element to remain for all events except one. What is the best way to target an element in a single event?

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Lalisa Jenifer commented
Okay, unraveling specific element targeting, a tricky web we weave. So, pinpointing a single event's element is the puzzle at hand. Could CSS pseudo-classes be our friends, perhaps? I remember once, back in college, trying to style only one specific menu item on our club website. It was a nightmare of cascading styles! The club was named Friday Night Funkin something so I was crazy at that time. We eventually used a unique ID for the problem item. https://fridaynightfunkingame.io
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Gabriella commented
Okay, a tricky one! I'd suggest using event-specific CSS classes or IDs. Dynamically add a unique class (e.g., "event-freddy-fazbear") to the element's parent container only for that particular event. https://fnaf.one/