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While TextEdit is mainly meant to get you up and running with being able to write basic text, with just a few changes to the preferences you can turn TextEdit into a basic HTML editor, and you don't need to invest any more than you already have on your Mac.

• Inspect and live-edit the HTML and CSS of a page using the Chrome DevTools Elements panel. Inspect and edit on the fly any element in the DOM tree in the Elements panel.
• As any good HTML editor, you can view your code in multiple browsers - and even add new browsers from within the Preferences window. To add a new browser clickthe Preferences icon on the main window and then select the External Programs tab.

Inspect and live-edit the HTML and CSS of a page usingthe Chrome DevTools Elements panel.

TL;DR

• Inspect and edit on the fly any element in the DOM tree in the Elements panel.
• View and change the CSS rules applied to any selected element in the Styles pane.
• View and edit a selected element's box model in the Computed pane.
• View any changes made to your page locally in the Sources panel.

Live-edit a DOM node

To live-edit a DOM node, simply double-click aselected element and make changes:

The DOM tree view shows the current state of the tree; it may not matchthe HTML that was originally loaded for different reasons. For example,you can modify the DOM tree using JavaScript; the browser engine can tryto correct invalid author markup and produce an unexpected DOM.

Live-edit a style

Live-edit style property names and values in the Styles pane. Allstyles are editable, except the ones that are greyed out (as is the casewith user agent stylesheets).

To edit a name or value, click on it, make your changes, and pressTab or Enter to save the change.

By default, your CSS modifications are not permanent, changes are lostwhen you reload the page. Set up persistentauthoring if you want to persist yourchanges between page loads.

Examine and edit box model parameters

Examine and edit the current element's box model parameters using theComputed pane. All values in the box model are editable, just clickon them.

The concentric rectangles contain the top, bottom, left, rightvalues for the current element's padding, border, and marginproperties.

For non-statically positioned elements, a position rectangleis also displayed, containing the values of the top,right, bottom, and left properties.

For position: fixed and position: absolute elements, the centralfield contains the actual offsetWidth × offsetHeight pixel dimensionsof the selected element. All values can be modified by double-clickingthem, like property values in the Styles pane. The changes are not, however,guaranteed to take effect, as this is subject to the concrete elementpositioning specifics.

View local changes

To view a history of live-edits made to your page:

1. In the Styles pane, click on the file that you modified. DevToolstakes you to the Sources panel.
2. Right-click on the file.
3. Select Local modifications.

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To explore the changes made:

• Expand top-level file names to view the timea modification occurred.
• Expand second-level items to view adiff (before and after)corresponding to the modification. A line with a pink background signifiesa removal while a line with a green background signifies an addition.

Undo changes

If you haven't set up persistent authoring,any time you reload the page, all live-edits are lost.

Assuming you've set up persistent authoring, to undo changes:

• Use Ctrl+Z (Windows) orCmd+Z (Mac) to quicklyundo minor changes to the DOM or styles via the Elements panel.

• To undo all local modifications made to a file, open the Sourcespanel and select revert next to the filename.

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