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A filtered-out directory card stayed visible. The card is targeted by an
id-based ready-state selector (`.js #directory[data-dir-state="ready"]
#dirGrid > .dev-card`, two ids), which outranked the old per-element patch
`.dev-card[hidden] { display:none }` — so `card.hidden = true` set the
attribute and every card stayed on screen while the count line correctly
read "Showing 1 of 4".
Fix: one rule, `[hidden] { display:none !important }`, early in /style.css.
A class- or id-based `display` can no longer beat the attribute, so this
cannot recur with the next class that sets `display`. The per-element
`[hidden]` patches are removed so a single mechanism governs:
- odoo-community-developers: cards + filter row + pager + modal
(load-bearing — each sets `display`); focus-sliders/noscript (redundant)
- index/de/es `.hero-notice[hidden]`, odoo-black-friday `.ads-consent[hidden]`
(redundant — those elements set no `display`)
Re-fingerprint local assets (style.css changed): /style.css?v 3332fbba93 ->
061517baef across 51 pages.
Measured in a real browser (local harness, stubbed webhook; no record created,
no probe write) — computed display + geometry, never the `hidden` property:
- filtered to one card: the other three report display:none and height 0;
the visible set (1) equals the count line ("Showing 1 of 4") — 1 == 1
- HEAD (pre-fix) reproduces the defect: 3 cards hidden=true yet display:flex,
height 599.38 each; 4 visible vs the count's 1
- pager: display:none height 0 with one page; display:flex height 66.83 with
12 cards (Page 1 of 2); page 2 hides page-1 cards (display:none)
- modals closed: display:none height 0; load state: cards 0, pager/empty
display:none, filter row visibility:hidden by design
- 375 px: same result, no horizontal overflow; avatar ask-row top identical
across a row (2053.97 / links 2086.91)
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<h1>From a Spreadsheet to a Running ERP in Ten Thursday Sessions</h1>
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<div class="post-meta">November 2, 2026 · News</div>
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<p>Most small businesses do not run on an ERP. They run on a spreadsheet, a messaging group, and one person's memory. It works — until that person is on holiday.</p>
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<p>The <strong>Odoo ERP Automation Bootcamp</strong> is ten live Thursday sessions where you build a working system for your own company: your products, your customers, your quotes, your invoices, your stock.</p>
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<p>No programming. No server to install. If you can run your business on a spreadsheet, you can do this.</p>
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<p><strong>What you get</strong></p>
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<li>Ten live sessions, one hour each — Thursdays, 18:00–19:00 Central Time</li>
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<li>Starts Thursday 21 January 2027</li>
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<li>You build on a live system from the first session, not on slides</li>
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<li><strong>One year of hosted Odoo Community Edition included</strong> — you automate on a real instance, not a sandbox you set up once and forget</li>
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<li>A group capped at six, so everyone gets seen</li>
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<p>You finish with an ERP you actually use, and the judgement to keep it running yourself.</p>
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<p>USD 595.00. Details and the full ten lessons: <a href="https://odoo4projects.com/odoo-erp-automation-bootcamp/?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=bootcamp-jan2027">odoo4projects.com/odoo-erp-automation-bootcamp</a></p>
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