Dev Tips: DevTools: CSS Grid Inspection ✨

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DevTools: CSS Grid Inspection  ✨


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Introduction

CSS Grid inspection is now possible from the Elements Panel. This is helpful for debugging CSS issues, and learning more about CSS Grid.


There's also a dedicated Layout Pane in the Elements Panel, which provides customization options for the CSS Grid Inspector. You can view:

  • Grid lines
  • Track sizes
  • Area names

Which can all be helpful in understanding how rows and columns play a part within a CSS Grid.


How to use this feature

  1. Locate an element using display: grid.
  2. Click the label marked grid in the DOM Tree.
  3. Select Show Layout from the Command Menu (Cmd + Shift + P).
  4. Explore the different options available here, such as:
    • Toggling Grid overlays on and off.
    • Enabling track sizesarea names and extended grid lines.

Note, if you do not see a Layout Pane in the Elements Panel, then you can check that CSS Grid Debugging is enabled:

  1. Open Show Experiments from the Command Menu (Cmd + Shift + P).
  2. Check the box labelled Enable new CSS Grid debugging features.
  3. Restart DevTools with the shortcut Alt + R.

 

The Inspect Element feature can also provide contextual information via the Inspect Element Tooltip.


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