Troubleshoot your page PHP and CSS

March 23rd, 2008 • Related • Filed Under

Whenever I need to debug my stylesheets or landing page php code, I use a Firefox plugin called Aardvark.

Once installed, it can be toggled on and off and will reveal the actual css sections of any part of the page as you move your mouse over them. I have found it to be very useful for testing or troubleshooting my designs.

Not only that, but you can also use it to view other sites to see what they’re doing. A great way to learn how css works or to mimic another design you like. ;)

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  1. Comment by Ralph on 29 March 2008:

    Great resource! Thanks IAW! If you want to check out something similar with script console capabilities, (though very memory intensive) , is the FF plugin called “firebug”.

    -Ralph

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