I've looked around for answers to this problem, but I couldn't find anything related.
This is very stupid problem but I have no idea how to resolve it.
I have a page with a slideshow for example, I open Firebug to inspect the HTML, but when I'm using the HTML inspector panel it then 'jumps' to the section of the slideshow (since a new slide just loaded), I then have to scroll back to where I was, but then Firebug jumps back again when a new slide is loaded.
The only two workarounds I have right now are: Make the Firebug bottom pannel larger or open it in a new window and maximize it. Or right click on the slideshow HTML element and delete it from the page.
Is there a way to have Firebug not jump around the HTML inspector panel while having a script refresh a section of the page?
Thanks.
There's a simpler solution: use the firebug's Html dropdown menu.
Click on js tab and left there is yellow button , just hit ,it will pause script and hance you can inspect
here in step
- click on script tab (console HTML CSS Script)
- click yellow button left bottom
- click on html,console or what every you want and then click to inspectyou want and then click to inspect
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