Filtering out content with style display:none in an XPath expression -


i'm trying parse lxml in python , output 

<td>     <span style="display:inline">text1</span>     <span style="display:none">text2</span>     <span>text3</span>     text4 </td>

thought smart enough use following 

tree = tr.xpath("//*[contains(@style,'inline')]/text()")

but thought see text1. want see text3 , text4 output be

['text1', 'text3', 'text4']

can send me right direction of doing it?

explicitly exclude display:none:

tree = tr.xpath("//*[not(contains(@style,'display:none'))]/text()")

that said -- distant approximation of browser do; you'd want driving actual browser (as selenium, embedding apis, or like) if required strictly accurate results.


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