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Hi. I use LinkedIn, and am interested in my SSI score (which LinkedIn automatically creates for you) - you can find it here: https://www.linkedin.com/sales/ssi. Basically, the more you use LinkedIn / engage with it, the better your SSI score.


As you refresh this page every now and then, it shows you how your score has either gone up or gone down. So I wanted to create an Airtable web clipper so that I could capture my latest score whenever I visit the page, and write it to a table (so I can see a history of my SSI scores).


I’ve set up a table to mimic all of the key fields on the SSI page, but am struggling to write the content (can’t find any good help online, and I’m not the most tech-savvy). I’m not sure how to set up the CSS selector to find the particular part of the page (the current SSI score - see screenshot). I’ve looked at the source behind the SSI webpage, and presume I’m trying to reference the ‘span’ entry?


Can anyone help me to get this first field loaded (the current SSI score).


Many thanks,

Dave.

Seems like your css selector value would be the class for that span element.


.ssi-score__value

CSS selector values for the Web Clipper app are explained here:

Seems like your css selector value would be the class for that span element.


.ssi-score__value

CSS selector values for the Web Clipper app are explained here:



Many thanks Kamille - this fixed it! I can now grab the headline numbers. However, one other quick question - for the sub-values shown on the screen, I was unable to use the same CSS selector approach (apologies - I’m not a coder). I’ve been experimenting to get the 4 sub-values, but just can’t get the right syntax, and don’t understand this nested group. Could you help (again)??

Many thanks Kamille - this fixed it! I can now grab the headline numbers. However, one other quick question - for the sub-values shown on the screen, I was unable to use the same CSS selector approach (apologies - I’m not a coder). I’ve been experimenting to get the 4 sub-values, but just can’t get the right syntax, and don’t understand this nested group. Could you help (again)??


Ignore last question - I’ve found it!

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