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If you are a web designer you can just inspect each element in firebug. It will give you a list of the currently applied styles to that element and the top one
by weaksauce 16y ago
If you are a web designer you can just inspect each element in firebug. It will give you a list of the currently applied styles to that element and the top one is something of the form:
.holmes-debug div:empty, .holmes-debug span:empty, .holmes-debug li:empty, .holmes-debug p:empty, .holmes-debug td:empty, .holmes-debug th:empty
If you are on a div and it's empty then that's why, etc....
It would be a lot easier if there was a popup explaining but as a first pass it's pretty useful and not all that hard to get at the info you want.
- akamaka 16y agoGood tip. I went back and took a look at while my previously validated page was failing so badly. It turns out this test suite is really poorly designed! For example, it can't identify implicitly associated labels, so the whole concept behind this tool is quite flawed.
- weaksauce 16y agoYeah there is only so much that you can do solely with css but I prefer explicit labels anyway.