Yes it does help blissdev, thanks for that. I guess I just have to roll up my
sleaves and dig through the different php and css files when needed.




blissdev wrote:
> 
> Firebug is a tool that looks at the frontend code for a site, and
> those .php template files you are referring to are not accessible from
> the frontend. So unfortunately there is no way for Firebug to figure
> out which php file is generating the frontend code.
> 
> Hope that helps.
> 
> On Jul 11, 5:25 pm, camster <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I really like firebug for locating CSS divs and stuff like that but the
>> my
>> problem is I can never tell what page the code resides on. For example
>> sometimes I want to change the styles and or layout of some wordpress
>> pages.
>> When I hover over the element I want to change, the inspector shows me
>> the
>> code which is great but i cant tell if its on for example home.php or
>> maybe
>> index.php or maybe archives.php. So I end up having to open every php
>> page
>> just to try to find the div (or whatever element) in question.
>>
>> Maybe its obvious but I'm missing it. Any suggestions would be great.
>>
>> Thanks
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