Firebug is a tool used by programmers to step though their programs, looking at flow of the execution, intermediate values for variables and properties, to track down the source of a problem. As such, it has no bearing on making actual changes to any part of a web page such that you could save them and apply them every time you go to a particular site.
As a web site owner and creator I would not like to learn that there was some tool that would make drastic changes to my pages and modules such that those changes could be applie every time the person goes to one of my pages. Indeed, you seem to be are referring to other people's web pages. There simply is no way to "permanently" modify someone else's web pages unless they give you access or you hack the FTP account. You seem to be asking a user question when this is a forum for "how to" questions related to actual creation, coding, and testing of HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and all the other bits and pieces of a web page. There is a tried and true way to record changes you make while using Firebug or when modifying element properites withh an "inspector".so that you can then make those changes in the actual JavaScript, CSS, HTML, etc. It is a very useful which was created surprisingly early in the history of computing - pencil (or pen) and paper. Take notes. If you don't note the changes you make you'll likely get it looking or working exactly like you want and then realize that you can't remember all the changes you made. Pencils and paper are remarkable tools. They are quite cheap, very user friendly and intuitive, use very little energy - the energy which operates them comes form the sun, a renewable source of energy, they are very portable, they require little to know training to use, you can always find compatible replacements, they are easy to upgrade, you can let the kids use them with out the fear of major damage to them (the tools, not the kids), they are usable with any language, you can use them at a very detailed level or a "shorthand" level, the only maintenance tool you might needed is a re-pointing tool for when one of them become misshaped through use, they have a very long shelf live, very resilient, and they work in a variety of dirty or wet conditions. As to re-pointing, in a pinch a pencil can be restored to usable condition, maybe not optimal condition, using the all most ubiquitous abrasive properties of construction materials which are hard and rough to the touch (concrete or bricks..) Oh, some of the most profound ideas and concepts have been recorded using this simple, but versatile, tools. On Friday, January 9, 2009 at 5:38:34 PM UTC-6, NoS wrote: > > Hi i would just like to know how i can save the changes i make to a > webpage so that whenever i go on the webpage the changes that i > previously made to it will still be applied each time i visit it. > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Firebug" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/firebug. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/firebug/555103bd-0edf-484d-8f66-1675c5f60d37%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
