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So now the Firefox Developer tools is now on par feature-wise with Firebug? I think that the Network monitor is the only thing that was missing.
by mavroprovato 13y ago
So now the Firefox Developer tools is now on par feature-wise with Firebug? I think that the Network monitor is the only thing that was missing.
- pixard 13y agoThe only thing that's missing and is very important (from a front end designer point of view) is showing paddings / margins when you mouse over / select elements in the Inspector.
- oulipian 13y agoFirefox already has that, there's a little "Box Model" tab with a little diagram showing padding, margins, and so on.
- PavlovsCat 13y agoIt doesn't show them on the page itself though.
- speg 13y agoWhat about editing files in the editor? Being able to adjust CSS/JS files in Chrome is great.
- robcee 13y agoYou can use the Style Editor to modify CSS and see the changes applied. We're going to be adding edit support to the Debugger soon.
- bobsy 13y agoAdding an attribute to an existing element currently seems impossible unless I am really missing something. Say you have.. <div> In any other tools you can double click it and press tab to add an attribute. Most have a right click option to edit as well. With firefox this simple task isn't possible. So adding a class to the above element requires you to at least add class="" to the element...
- evilpie 13y agoYou have to double-click on the bit of whitespace before the closing ">".
- mikeratcliffe 13y agoJust edit a current attribute, add a space and type the new attribute name and value.