The Full Stack Web Development - Save Changes With Sources

The video tutorial demonstrates how to edit HTML and CSS directly in Chrome's DevTools. It starts by showing temporary edits in the Elements tab and then explains how to make permanent changes by adding files to the workspace. The tutorial covers adding classes and IDs in HTML and modifying CSS styles, including background, color, padding, and font size. It also highlights the process of saving changes and reloading to see updates.

What is the primary limitation of editing HTML and CSS directly in the Elements tab?

• Changes are temporary and not saved to the actual file.

• It only works with JavaScript files.

• Changes are permanent and cannot be undone.

• It requires internet access to make changes.

What is the first step to make permanent changes to an HTML file in Chrome DevTools?

• Download the file and edit it locally.

• Use the console to save changes.

• Add the file to the workspace.

• Edit the file directly in the Elements tab.

How can you save changes made to an HTML file in the workspace?

• By refreshing the page.

• By closing the browser.

• By pressing Control + S.

• By clicking the save icon in the toolbar.

What does the star symbol next to a file name in DevTools indicate?

• The file is read-only.

• The file has unsaved changes.

• The file is locked.

• The file is being edited by another user.

What is the purpose of the staging file in CSS editing?

• To automatically update the live website.

• To lock the file from further edits.

• To preview changes without saving them to the disk.

• To permanently save changes to the disk.