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Inspecting Elements in Browser
Inspecting elements in browser is essential for web development. By inspecting elements in browser, developer can know the element details.
The website is built with lines of code, but the result is specific pages with images, video, fonts and more. To change one of those elements or see what it’s comprised of, you have to find the specific line of code that controls it. You can do that with an element inspection tool.
Most web browsers don’t make you download an inspection tool or install an add-on. Instead, they let you right-click the page element and choose Inspect or Inspect Element. However, the process might be a little different in your browser.
Inspecting Elements in Chrome
The most recent versions of Google Chrome let you inspect the page in a few ways, all of which use its built-in Chrome DevTools:
Right-click something on the page (or a blank area) and choose Inspect
Enter the Ctrl+Shift+I keyboard shortcut
Use the Chrome menu to access the More Tools > Developer tools option
The Chrome DevTools let you do things like easily copy or edit HTML lines or hide or delete elements altogether (until the page reloads).
Once DevTools opens on the side of the page, you can change where it’s positioned, pop it out of the page, search for all the page’s files, select elements from the page for specific examination, copy files and URLs, and even customize a bunch of the settings.
Inspecting Elements in Firefox
Like Chrome, Firefox has a few different ways to open its tool called Inspector:
Right-click a blank area on the page or choose an element, and select Inspect Element
Enter Ctrl+Shift+T or Ctrl+Shift+I with the keyboard
From the Firefox menu, click Developer > Inspector
From the Tools menu, click Web Developer > Inspector
As you move your mouse over various elements in Firefox, the Inspector tool automatically finds the element’s source code information. Click an element and the “on-the-fly search” will stop and you can examine the element from the Inspector window.
Right-click an element to find all the supported controls. You can do things like edit the page as HTML, copy or paste inner or outer HTML code, show DOM properties, screenshot or delete the node, easily apply new attributes, see all of the page’s CSS, and more.
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