The Web Inspector!
I remember years ago when I first studied HTML, the "View Source" feature was the way that I studied. If I wanted to know how someone had done something, I'd check out the source. Of course, nowadays, all the websites use scripts and CSS to achieve what you see on screen. "View source" is now nearly useless. The new Develop menu in Safari has something that I think is pretty cool however. It is the Web Inspector. It does pretty much what "View Source" used to do. It separates everything that is on the website into the following categories: Documents, Stylesheets, Images, Scripts and Other. You can find the Web Inspector in the Develop menu. The Develop menu can be enabled in the Advanced tab of Safari's preferences.
posted by Frederic Tremblay at
4/19/2008
4 Comments:
Wow, Thank you!
This sure will help me in my upcoming classes.
Jane
Wow, this is really important, Safari will help me in my upcoming CSS classes.
Thank you,
Jane
This is great. View Source really has become pointless, but I didn't know about Web Inspector.
I've enjoyed your posts and learned a lot from them without ever posting here, but I had to thank you especially for this one. THANKS A LOT!!!
Thank you, I love this site, and I sure have learned a lot.
Ive just been reading in MacWorld magazine of the different browsers and how to look at this.
Opera is good too, I am a beginner, so this is new and wonderful to me, and my classmates.
Jane
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