Did you know in the developer tools (if you right click on an element and hit 'Inspect') if you have an element selected in the live DOM tree view you can hit d

Did you know in the developer tools (if you right click on an element and hit 'Inspect') if you have an element selected in the live DOM tree view you can hit delete or backspace (can't remember) and actually just delete that node from the rendered page! If you want to cosmetically hide it without deleting it, you can click in the sidebar where there are all of the CSS styles there that apply to the element you have selected you can add (double click at the top of the sidebar and start a new rule) display: none And the element will visually be hidden, while that content is still on the page in a hidden way. What you would find, if I tried to add an 'X' button to every element on the page, is that often things are in multiple containers - and the most broken sites are usually the ones with the biggest HTML. It would be nearly impossible for you to 'X' out of elements visually top-down, the only way I can see you being able to get in and actually select which element to delete is using the tree-view in inspect element where you can navigate through the elements in the stack as though you're looking from the side and can touch just the layer you want.