I feel I'm unable to express my opinion just because English is not my
mother tongue >_< I beg your pardon if you read something weird in my
posts, the odds are I used the wrong word to say what I meant.
In discussions like this, which are mostly about grammar and meaning
of some text, if you use the wrong word, it can certainly lead to
misunderstanding.

What I meant here:

>> Anyway, this is just my point of view, but isn't that page supposed to
>> give an overview of what can you do with the DOM in firebug? If so,
>
> Yes.
>
>> shouldn't it give a message easy to understand by everyone?
>
> What message?

was that whatever you read in a page that gives you an overview of
some product, should be accurate and easy to understand.
By "accurate" I mean that if the page says "you can do this", you
should be able to do exactly what it says.
By "easy to understand" I mean that whatever the page states, it
should have only one valid way to be interpreted. Think about the non
native-English speakers, we can get very confused if a sentence is
written in a weird or ambiguous way :(

Grammar appart, the problem in question regarding editing the DOM:

1. Go to http://getfirebug.com/dom.html
2. enable and open Firebug for that site
3. Inspect the title "Edit as you go"
4. Go to the DOM sub-panel (the one on the right of the HTML panel)
5. look for the property "get firstChild"
6. look for "get data" inside the first child from step 5
7. Double-click on that property ("get data")
8. Change the text "Edit as you go" to "New Text"
9. Hit enter to view the result

I was expecting the title "Edit as you go" to change to "New Text",
but nothing happened. I don't know if what I expect is correct or not,
but the page says you can change the DOM as you go...

Now I have two questions about the DOM panel:
1) What are those properties defined as "get <something>", such as "get data"?
2) if you look at these screenshots:
       a. http://img408.imageshack.us/img408/8840/beforeedit.png
       b. http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/2120/editing.png
    when you double-click a property to change it's value, the
preloaded text in the
    textbox is "<property-name>+<property-value>", is this OK?

HernĂ¡n

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