How To Edit Any Web Page In Browser Like Chrome/Firefox

Guide: How To Edit any Web Page in Browser like chrome/Firefox

To edit a web page in your browser, you will need to use a different editing tool than the ones we typically use when editing pages on our website. However, you can still use them to edit a web page. To do this, you will need to copy the page you want to edit and then play around with it in your web browser.

Firefox’s “Inspect Element” feature is a way for the browser to see behind the shine of your design and see the code that powers it. This feature is well known and widely used, but what is not well known is the ability to make changes to that code immediately. ..

Any change you make to this page will not be saved and will not affect live. If you want to experiment with the page, this is a handy way to do so.

Edit a web page in your browser

Designers and web developers often rely on Dreamweaver’s built-in browser emulator to preview designs in different browsers. However, these tools can be inaccurate, and what looks great in a developer tool may look slightly different in a standalone browser. ..

To try a new site on your development machine, you can use the Developer Tool to load it into your browser.

I’m using Firefox so I’ll show you how to use that. However, Chrome is much the same.

You should see a new panel at the bottom of your page that contains some code that is responsible for the page you selected. Various page elements are accessible through the tabs at the top of the bottom tab. For example, we see Inspector, Console, Debugger, Style Editor and so on in Firefox.

If you move your cursor over the lines in the bottom pane, you will see different parts of the web page highlighted. The line of code you are on during the highlight is the code affecting that part of the page. ..

If you want to play with how the page looks, try Style Editor. If you want to play with how the page works, try Console or Accessibility. If you want to remove bugs or fix a problem, use Console or Debugger ..

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Don’t worry, you can play around with Developer Tools as much as you want and it won’t affect the site. Any changes will only be made to how the page is displayed in your individual browser, you have no influence on the website itself. Once you close the tool, all changes will be lost. ..

Make changes to a page

I want to change the banner header’s font color.

When you make changes to a document, the changes will be displayed dynamically. You can change the color, size, font, background and everything about the font. You cannot save the work, but your changes are preserved during that session. ..

If you’re looking to quickly review changes you’ve made to a page in your website or app, the Page Editor is ideal. All you need to do is remember what changes you made and where as you cannot save them here. You need to take a screenshot or commit the changes and replicate them in your developer tools to hold them. ..

Editing a web page in your browser is a great way to experiment with pages or learn about web development without having to spend money on developer tools. Now that you know how, start playing! ..