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How can I determine which photo belongs to which product variation from the source code? Something is changing display to "none"

OBJECTIVE

I am scraping a website. This is an example of a product page I am having trouble with.

When one clicks on one of the variations on the right, all (or most, depending on the product) of the images on the left change. All that I need to do is determine which photos in the gallery belong to which of the variations from the source code.

WHAT I MANAGED TO FIND OUT

The image list that contains all images is located in a div of class name "sly_carousel". When a click takes place, their style="display:" is either set to none or removed.

PROBLEM

I can't find where the rules that determine which images are shown/hidden on the left when an image on the right representing a variation is clicked on are located so that I can then tell which image belongs to which variation.

WHAT I HAVE TRIED

I inspected the code to the very best of my ability using Chrome's inspector. I found nothing either in the source or inside the little CSS window that also appears.

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https://www.feiradamadrugadasp.com.br/corretivo-liquido-natural-beauty-jasmyne-1/p/194164/

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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A kind friend taught me it was actually done via a post request. Thanks anyhow!

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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