Practical CSS3 Mastery Course - Debugging Using Developer Tool

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on debugging HTML and CSS using browser developer tools, focusing on Google Chrome. It covers creating folders and files, using the view source and inspect options, linking CSS files, and applying styles. The tutorial also explains how to make temporary changes, view computed styles, and understand the limitations of changes made in the developer tools.

What is the first step in setting up a debugging environment for HTML and CSS in a browser?

• Set up a basic HTML file

• Install a browser extension

• Open the browser's console

• Create a new JavaScript file

Which option allows you to view the entire HTML source of a webpage?

• Network

• View Page Source

• Inspect

• Console

What is the purpose of the 'Inspect' option in Developer Tools?

• To change the browser's settings

• To edit JavaScript files

• To view the page source

• To examine and modify HTML and CSS elements

What can you use the Network tab for in Developer Tools?

• To view console errors

• To edit HTML elements

• To change the browser's user agent

• To load and debug CSS files

How can you temporarily apply a CSS style to an element in the browser?

• By installing a CSS plugin

• By changing the server settings

• By using the element.style section in Developer Tools

• By editing the HTML file directly

What happens to temporary changes made in Developer Tools when the page is refreshed?

• They are applied to all browsers

• They are saved to the server

• They are lost

• They are saved permanently

Which section in Developer Tools allows you to see the computed styles of an element?

• Elements

• Network

• Console

• Computed

How can you find a specific text or element in the HTML using Developer Tools?

• By using the Console tab

• By using the Network tab

• By using the search function (Ctrl + F)

• By using the Application tab

What does the 'Computed' section in Developer Tools show?

• The JavaScript errors

• The final styles applied to an element

• The network requests

• The raw HTML code

Why is it important to remember that changes in Developer Tools are not saved on the server?

• Because they require a server restart

• Because they are only temporary and local

• Because they are permanent

• Because they affect all users