I've got an HTML document that includes multiple span elements.
<span>Skip to content</span>
There are several of these span elements throughout the document.
I've attempted to hide them using the following CSS:
span {display: none;}
However, this code does not appear to be selecting anything or hiding the elements.
It seems quite strange. Consider using span {display: none !important;} to check if there is any conflicting style overriding your current styles.
If this does not resolve the issue, you can also try:
<span style="display:none !important;">Skip to content</span>
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