matesbad.blogg.se - Firebug download for firefox

So, the best way is to use Firebug with Firefox.įirebug integrates with Firefox to put a wealth of web development tools at your fingertips while you browse. But this option may appear slightly difficult to use. For this you can press F12 key from keyboard. Or in menu bar of your browser View Source option will be available under View Menu most of the time.Īnother way to do the same if using developer tools. You can do so by right clicking on page and then select View Source option.

$("div.c-body").show() - Show all comments, even ones that've been buried.Easiest way to find out locators is to view the source of the page.

$("li.c-bury > div").remove() - Remove all buried comments, but none of the direct replies.

More Tips: Here are some more jQuery selectors that you can use on a Digg Post: I only really intended this to be a quick introduction to the subject, so please feel free to explore it more! You can use the ability to quickly analyze and inspect a page that Firebug and jQuery affords you, using the results to build a Greasemonkey script, instead of a simple bookmarklet.

If you wish to use Greasemonkey instead of a bookmarklet, then by all means, please do so. Drag these bookmarklets found on this page into the bookmarks toolbar of your browser, in order to use them.

In the presentation, I refer to a bookmarklet that you can use to introduce jQuery into a web page. We're going to take an introductory look at the Firebug Firefox Extension and the jQuery JavaScript Library - combining the two to build a reusable bookmarklet that can manipulate Digg Posts and Comments.Ĭlick the video link to begin (14:39 Minutes long, 59MB):ĭownload: Right-click this link and select Save As. This is an adaptation of a presentation that I gave while at Mashup Camp Boston. Note: This screencast is originally from: