> 1. its great to double-click on a tag to expand it (in beta6 we had to > click on the "plus/minus"), the thing is, tho, that it takes more time > to edit the tag and its content since i have to right-click on the tag > -> edit html (looks like "alt + double-click" does the trick but how > do I know that?!)
Looks like you figured out the alt-double-click to edit. :) It should go on the firebug website, somewhere near keyboard shortcuts. > 3. the options of the style tab don't seem to stay permanent once > chosen to be active or not. I tried the new :active and :hover ones > (which are cool btw) but the next time I open up firebug they are > turned off again -> :( I would figure the opposite. Hover can only be on one thing, so as soon as your mouse moves, the element with hover is going to change. Then menu options are a way to make a state like that stick while you are firebug so you can mess with your CSS. I don't think the browser lets you have more than one location with hover. Just like active and focus. > 4. I tried to edit an attribute in of a HTML tag, what I do (and > always did until now) is to click on the attribute (the whole > attribute gets selected) and I click once again at the very specific > point of that attribute that I want to make changes to. I can't do > that anymore, because whenever I try to click a second time, the > attribute gets out of focus, which is annoying. That bug is fixed in beta 8 which should show up in an hour or so. -steve-- -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Firebug" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/firebug?hl=en.
