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Hi Folks,

I'm trying to follow a tutorial, but it would be a LOT easier if I could also read the CSS and JS files that do the actual control.

Is there a way that I can also read those kinds of files from a site?

Thanks

-Paul-

Many, Many thanks for this help

Paul

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When I load a web-site..

do you just want to see the external files from a website?

if so, make sure you are browsing in Firefox (with Web Developer tools extension installed)

1. open website
2. go css -> view css

and firefox will open another tab will all style information in another tab. it's the most convenient way for me when just quickly looking for styles in a page.

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When I load a web-site..

Or instead of view CSS, choose Edit CSS and a pane will open showing the css with page still in place in the remainder of the window. Do you customizing to the CSS and see the effect on the page in real time.

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When I load a web-site..

If you've downloaded the .js files, you can open them in Notepad.

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