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John Dalberg
Is there a tool or browser addon where if I select a text on a webpage, it
displays the css attributes that made up its display?
displays the css attributes that made up its display?
John said:Is there a tool or browser addon where if I select a text on a webpage, it
displays the css attributes that made up its display?
Oli said:The Web Developer's toolbar for Firefox.
https://addons.update.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=60
Travis said:At the very least it does this. This and the google bar extensions are
my favorite.
Oli said:Travis Newbury wrote:
The web developer plug-in is an amazing tool. CSS editing, HTML
validation links, auto window-resizing, cookie inspector, header
inspector, CSS cursor, div/img/frame/ highlighting, the list is endless.
Blinky said:Agreed. But I don't see where it does what OP asked for. It will show
CSS without user having to dig it up from the link, but I don't know of
a way to just show relevant styles for a bit of text, as requested.
CSS->View Style Information option.
You get a nice crosshair pointer, and when you hover it over an area on
the page, it tells you what the relevant ID/Class is, e.g.
html > body > div#container > p > span.special
When you click, it brings up the relevant style info.
CSS->View Style Information option.
You get a nice crosshair pointer, and when you hover it over an area on
the page, it tells you what the relevant ID/Class is, e.g.
html > body > div#container > p > span.special
When you click, it brings up the relevant style info.
John said:Is there a tool or browser addon where if I select a text on a webpage, it
displays the css attributes that made up its display?
The DOM inspector (Tools > DOM Inspector) in Mozilla/Firefox will show
you what you need, plus much more.
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