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JavaScript Treehouse Club - MASH MASH - CSS Opening up Dev Tools

Angad Singh
Angad Singh
1,664 Points
Posted by Angad Singh
Angad Singh
1,664 Points

someone’s hard work if you play with dev tools. The minute you refresh the page, all your changes will

going to mess up someone’s hard work if you play with dev tools. The minute you refresh the page, all your changes will be gone.

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Jonathan Ankiewicz
Jonathan Ankiewicz
17,901 Points

What are you talking about?

Arthur Wells
Arthur Wells
9,520 Points
Arthur Wells
Arthur Wells
9,520 Points

This is exactly what Dev Tools is for. It is an extremely valuable tool when you use it to make experimental changes to your code, or to find bugs, without permanently changing your code. If you make some changes and you like it, copy the code in dev tools and paste it into your own code in your code editor. Don't be put off this tool because you didn't understand it. It is an essential aid for a developer.