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X-ray firefox extension, handy for plone

by Reinout van Rees — last modified Oct 08, 2007 05:57 PM

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Now where is this being defined?!?

The x-ray firefox extension is pretty handy in figuring out the layout of a plone site. It displays the tags, the IDs and the classes inline, giving you a surprisingly good idea of what's happening behind the scenes.

Screenshot of plone with xray in action

I discovered it through a comment by Cillian on the firefox development tools on the Plone website. I've since updated that page :-)

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