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Latest revision as of 12:15, 21 April 2016
Inspect Element is one of a set of software development features in many web browsers.
Contents
Usage
Right-click in a web browser, and select Inspect Element from the pop-up menu.
The browser will display a window for Inspect Element and related features.
Features
Features vary from browser to browser.
New features appear regularly. Expect interfaces to change from time to time.
Console
Most modern browsers offer a browser console feature.
Use the Console to:
- View 404 error messages, such as external CSS file not found, image not found
- View custom JavaScript messages
- Enter custom JavaScript commands
