Pesticide

Font Finder

An easy-to-use font inspector to get CSS styles of the selected element FontFinder is created for designers, developers, and typographers. It allows a user to analyze the font information of any element and copy any pieces of that information to the clipboard. Font Finder examines all the selected characters to detect the font used to display this particular character. 1. Analyze any font on the active page. 2. Copy any piece of the element's information to the clipboard 3. Any active element can have any piece of the font's options (such as color, size, or family) adjusted inline Access these options by right-clicking the context menu over the selected text or right-clicking on the page and inspecting the element. Information Captured: 1. Font color (RGB and HEX) 2. Background color (RGB and HEX) 3. Font family (including actually rendered font!) 4. Font size 5. Line height, vertical alignment, letter, and word spacing 6. Font weight, style, variant 7. Text transform, decoration, align and indent 8. Element's type, class, and ID 9. Displays remote and local tags next to the rendered font Tools: Replace or change font family. Use custom fonts. Get the list of all fonts in the current frame. Notes: You can change the window opening mode to embedded mode from the right-click items over the toolbar button. This mode helps use the extension in full-screen mode.

Pesticide - Advanced CSS Debugger

Not only inserts outlines (without background color) on all elements, but also inspects size and layout. CSS is awesome! Pesticide 3.2 is an advanced CSS debugger for Chrome that helps you inspect layout, spacing, typography, and computed styles directly on the page. Turn it on and hover any element to open a floating inspector with the details you actually need: - Element tag, id, and classes - DOM path - Client / offset / scroll dimensions - Full box model: margin, border, padding, radius, and content size - Font inspection - Computed CSS properties - Copy CSS output in Tailwind, inline, or block format - Outline-based debugging without shifting layout - Click to pin the current element while comparing spacing and styles - Resizable, draggable inspector overlay - Per-site saved panel position and size - Options page to show or hide inspector sections - Quick keyboard control with Ctrl + Shift + P Pesticide is built for front-end developers, designers, and anyone debugging tricky CSS. It gives you a fast visual way to understand how a page is built without opening heavyweight tools for every small layout check. - Better floating inspector workflow - Copy CSS panel with Tailwind, inline, and block output - Font and computed-style inspection - Configurable inspector sections from the options page If you want a lightweight Chrome extension for faster CSS debugging, Pesticide is built for that job.

CSS Debugger

Instantly debug CSS layouts by adding colorful outlines to HTML elements. Easily identify and inspect elements with a simple click. This extension, is designed to simplify CSS debugging and layout inspection. It instantly adds colorful outlines to HTML elements, making it easy to visualize and identify different elements on a webpage. The extension solves the common problem of struggling to understand the structure and layout of a website. Instead of manually inspecting elements in the browser's developer tools, this extension provides a quick visual overview of the page's underlying structure. When the extension's icon is clicked, it injects a script into the current tab that toggles the CSS outlines. The script uses predefined color mappings for different HTML elements, and it dynamically generates and injects CSS rules to apply the outlines. It functions similarly to the old Pesticide extension but is compatible with Manifest V3. The source code contains no third-party dependencies. 🌐 Open source repository: https://github.com/aydgn/css-debugger-extension

Debug CSS

When enabled adds outline to all elements on the page, Hold Ctrl and hover to get more detail In the latest version we have addressed the issue where the extension stopped working after mandatory `manifest_version upgrage` from Google. also, we have addressed the issue in which user were unable to see the styling for the bottom most element of the page. we have added tooltip feature which gives a basic styles in tooltip itself. A lightweight extension for Google chrome to show outline of all the element exist on page. while working on web page development the one of the difficult part is to position the element as required and check which element affecting the other one. This chrome extension allows user to see outline on every element of the page. Hold the keyboard Ctrl button and hover element it will show the element details along with the value. Post installation simply click on the extension icon to turn it On or Off. If you are a keyboard shortcut lover like me simply hit `Alt+Shift+C ` key to toggle the extension. This extension works on CSS outline attribute: add the below code snippet in any CSS of a web page The extension does the same the only thing is; it gives different color to different element(s) while the code snippet adds red outline to every element. # Other work and repository [A lightweight customizable plugin for jQuery to show horizontal length in form of vertical progress bar.](https://github.com/pranayjoshicse/VerLim.js) [listed on jqueryscript.net](https://www.jqueryscript.net/other/Simple-Custom-Reading-Indicator-with-jQuery-VerLim-js.html) [Demo](https://www.jqueryscript.net/demo/Simple-Custom-Reading-Indicator-with-jQuery-VerLim-js/)