firefox - Saving the manipulated DOM/HTML after editing it with Firebug -
Assume that I have removed Firefox with a firebug on a random site (say slashdot.org). After loading the site, I will see the firebug & gt; The HTML
panel is so good now: My changes in Firefox are showing up immediately.
My question:
- How do I save the edited tom tree (shown as HTML)?
- How can I load a previously tamable DOM Tree / HTML file in the "Basic Reference" of the page (example slashdot.org)? I want original reference so that all reference organizations (CSS, images, etc.) load properly.
How can I save the edited tom tree (as HTML is shown)?
Firebug does not include any method that can be used to save the current DOM file. However, you can save the firebug to save the DOM in the file for combining with web developer extensions. (Shown as HTML).
After you manipulate the DOM in the firebug, the toolbar at the web developer top) & gt; View Source & gt; Created source & gt; View Archive & gt; Save Page as ...
.
How do I first load the compromised dom tree / HTML file in the "Basic Reference" of the page (for example slashdot.org)? I want original reference so that all reference organizations (CSS, images etc.) should be properly loaded.
There is no way to re-read the first saved dome tree in the firebug page "Current Reference" However, if we use Firebug with Web Developer Extension then we requested Can get functionality. Just open the previously saved HTML in an editor like Notepad and copy the HTML to the clipboard. Then web developer & gt; Miscellaneous & gt; Edit HTML
and paste the HTML!
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