CSS debugging tool under IE6_html/css_WEB-ITnose
During the development process, after the code part was implemented, we had to start working on the interface of the front-end display part. The company's artist was a novice, so I had no choice but to adjust it slowly by myself, but the version before IE6 There are no good debugging tools, and then I searched for one on the Internet
IE Developer Toolbar. This tool is not bad, but for me, who is used to using chrome and firefox, it is indeed a big challenge, so I recently used it again I searched online to see if I could find a web debugging tool for IE6 similar to chrome or firedebug.
Unfortunately, I found it. After the great joy, I quickly recorded and shared it.
No more nonsense.
The name of the tool is firebuglite, which has a chrome extension. This tool is actually a js file.
Official website address: http://getfirebug.com/firebuglite
It is very easy to use. Simple,
Just put this code Add it to your head and refresh it. Of course, you can also download it locally and perform related configurations.
There are many versions in it, including development versions, debugging versions, etc. If you are interested, you can check the documentation on the official website
Here are the screenshots I have debugged.

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