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Does the Firefox Web Developer Toolbar have an equivalent of Firebug's "Inspect Element" CSS live-debug feature?

To edit CSS, I have to inspect elements in Firebug and then make changes in the Firefox Web Developer toolbar so that I can save the changes out to a separate CSS file.

It would be nice if I could forget about Firebug and just use a single tool. Does the Web Developer toolbar have an "Inspect Element" option? I can't seem to find one.

What this feature does is lets you hover your mouse over structural elements and inspect the associated CSS.

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Joe O'Driscoll Avatar asked Oct 12 '09 05:10

Joe O'Driscoll


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1 Answers

Try Information -> Display Element Information (Ctrl-Shift-F).

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Dominic Rodger Avatar answered Sep 26 '22 15:09

Dominic Rodger