Ever stared at a seemingly perfect external stylesheet bewildered as to why your page is not displaying properly…only to discover a conflicting inline style (which takes precedence)? Well, before your eyes glass over, use the Disable Inline Styles option to help troubleshoot. The CSS feature is handy for toggling your styles on and off. Under the “Disable JavaScript” option, enable “Strict Warnings” to help you debug JavaScript problems.ĭisabling cookies, or at least session cookies, is helpful for troubleshooting or when changing users in a content management system (CMS). If you prefer to cache websites viewed for personal use, this extension makes it quick and easy to toggle it back on. The Disable menu offers several options, but the one that you will want to select for certain is “Disable Cache”. The Web Developer extension for Firefox (and Opera) is a mother lode of Web tools.īelow are a few of my faves–available through Firebug: Okay, where were we? Oh, right, bright copper kettles and the Web Developer extension. If you are asking “What is Firebug?”, have a read of “Firefox and Firebug: A Developer’s Swiss Army Knife”, from the archives.
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While the extensions in this series do not rely upon it, some will integrate with it. It is a must-have Web tool, especially if you are working with content management systems where the cascading stylesheets tend to look like Victoria Falls. If you are not yet using the Firefox extension Firebug, run–don’t walk–to downloadville. Here are a few of my favorite Firefox things: Web Developer, Pixel Perfect, ColorZilla, Measure It and Pixl Grabber. Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens…yada yada yada (I mentioned the kittens).
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