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how do I save changes made on css chrome inspection
Unfortunately, changes made in Chrome DevTools' CSS inspector cannot be saved to the original CSS file. Instead, you need to manually copy the changes made in the inspector and paste them into the corresponding CSS file.
To access the DevTools CSS inspector in Chrome, right-click on an element in the page and select "Inspect" or press Ctrl+Shift+I (Cmd+Shift+I for Mac users). Then, in the Elements panel, select the "Styles" tab and make any desired changes to the element's CSS styles.
To copy the changes made in the inspector, right-click on the CSS rule you modified and select "Copy rule". Then, paste the copied rule into the corresponding CSS file and save the changes.
Here is an example of a CSS rule that was modified in Chrome DevTools and then copied and pasted into the original CSS file:
css Copy code
/* Before modification in DevTools */
p {
color: black;
}
/* After modification in DevTools */
p {
color: red;
}
Copy the modified rule:
css Copy code
/* After modification in DevTools */
p {
color: red;
}
Paste the modified rule into the original CSS file:
css Copy code
p {
color: red;
}
👩💻 how do i open css in visual studio code
To open a CSS file in Visual Studio Code, follow these steps:
Alternatively, you can open a new CSS file in Visual Studio Code by selecting "File" > "New File" and saving the file with a .css extension.
Once the CSS file is open in the editor, you can add, modify, or remove CSS styles as needed. Visual Studio Code also provides helpful features such as syntax highlighting, code completion, and debugging to make working with CSS easier.
👩💻 how do i open css in visual studio html folder code
To open a CSS file in Visual Studio Code that is located in the same folder as an HTML file, follow these steps:
code <filename>.css and press Enter, where <filename> is the name of your CSS file.Alternatively, you can navigate to the CSS file in the file explorer on the left side of the Visual Studio Code window and double-click on the CSS file to open it in a new tab alongside the HTML file.
Once the CSS file is open, you can edit it as needed and the changes will be automatically updated in the HTML file since they are located in the same folder.
why is my element being overridden?
It is most likely that your element is being overridden by a style defined in another CSS rule with a higher specificity. To debug this, you can inspect the element and view the list of applied styles to determine which rule is overriding it. The dev tools console may also provide more information about which styles were loaded and which were ignored.
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