Benefits of the Inspector Tool
The various benefits of the inspector are:
- Modifying DOM: You can directly make changes in the HTML code and get the expected preview on the webpage without any problem. You can delete, edit, and add breakpoints to elements in the DOM.
- Filtering CSS: You can filter properties and values from the list of displayed CSS styles. This helps a lot to save time in searching for and inspecting specific properties used for the element on the web page.
- View Animations: You can also view the animation used on the site and have options to replay and change the speed, which helps inspect the animation more clearly.
- Color-Coded Code: It displays the HTML and CSS code in colors. This helps the developers easily read and distinguish certain keywords from others without looking at the whole code.
- Modify CSS: The CSS can be changed according to your needs. You can add classes, change colors quickly, and even change the values used in the CSS code. You can also inspect the grid or flexbox layout very quickly, which can help a lot in the development process.
- Live Preview: Any proper changes made in the HTML and CSS code are reflected in the webpage with no refresh required. This allows developers to focus more on the changes and save time by not refreshing every time the changes are made.
Inspector Tool in Mozilla Firefox
The Inspector in Firefox is used to inspect and modify the HTML and CSS code of the web page. The inspector provides the DOM section, where you can view the HTML and modify the DOM by editing or deleting the elements. The inspector also displays the CSS code of the selected elements in the Rules pane and also provides other panes such as layout, computed, changes, compatibility, fonts, and animations, which helps a lot of developers deal with various aspects of the CSS code.
Table of Content
- Benefits of the Inspector Tool
- How do I open the Inspector in Firefox?
- How do I use the Inspector?
- Various features of the DOM Section
- Pane’s Section
- Showing usage of the Inspector
- Conclusion