Chrome Developer Tools Amit Agarwal tutorial
<p>Apr 05, 2016 02:26 PM 9 min 30 second of pure magic!
on Chrome Dev tools..</p>
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tip... open this in IE or Firefox... that way you can save Chrome to actually
do the exporation...</p>
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his dummy webpage is <a href="http://img.labnol.org/files/royal.baby.html">http://img.labnol.org/files/royal.baby.html</a> it is still there; try it!</p>
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use <b>control shift C</b> (or I or J) or F12 to open it.</p>
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note: only control shift C gets into that obnoxious mode... so use F12.</p>
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note ... can dock it... click the triple vert dots to see menu..</p>
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control shift f to search all files (that went into making the web page.</p>
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control shift C gets you into the dev tools...</p>
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note: magnifying glass appears not to exist anymore... but you do not need it.</p>
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from abt minute 4 on...</p>
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to get into console... click<b> CONSOLE and F1 opens it up</b></p>
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(<b>ESC to get out</b>)</p>
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double click on content above and then R click> inspect element... then can edit it in the code.</p>
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can also drag line around.... click in the white to the right of the line to drag it up or down.</p>
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RIGHT click an element... can delete it; hide it; </p>
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he selects some text and gets to its CSS properties eg font-size
(note: must click in the CODE (not above on the website)
changes font-size</p>
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use arrow keys to incr/decr in intervals of one
or SHIFT and arrow keys to incr by 10.</p>
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min 3 ....he edits the bkgrnd color of the body...
click body in the code and then click background-color in styles window.</p>
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up down arrows to cruise thru colors
click color box to get color picker.
or type in antique white etc. or blue.</p>
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<b>document.body.contentEditable=true</b>....</p>
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(set that in the console, then you can edit text right in the website!)</p>
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at min 5 he shows chrome dev tools calculations...(can incorpor javascript notation)</p>
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2+ 2 enter 4</p>
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math.sqrt(512)</p>
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new Date ("October 10, 2012") - new Date("May 21, 2012")
give you interval in millisecons...</p>
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$_ says operateon previous variable</p>
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window.innerWidth to see that... v cool</p>
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text = " copy/past paragraph and
then use JS function like</p>
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text.toUpperCase() or</p>
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text.length...</p>
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