CSSpotlight

X-ray vision for CSS - Find HTML Elements & CSS Rules using CSS style properties.

CSSpotlight - X-ray vision for CSS

CSSpotlight is a Chrome extension that provides x-ray vision for CSS, allowing you to find HTML elements and CSS rules by searching for specific style properties. It helps you identify elements with particular styles, locate the origin of CSS rules, find redundant styles, and refine your own CSS code. CSSpotlight is user-friendly and free to use.

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By: Alexander Feinstein

Users: 10

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Version: 0.1.0 (Last updated: 2021-02-08)

Creation date: 2021-02-07

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

<all_urls>
tabs

Size: 1.66M

Email: cs*****@gmail.com

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# 128,612 ▼ 10,234

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#5705 in Developer Tools ▼ 204 #81 in contain keyword 8 ▲ 2 #92 in copyright keyword 8 ▲ 4 #124 in rule keyword 9 ▲ 10 #292 in property keyword 19 ▲ 2

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Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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CSSPOTLIGHT IS IN BETA - Please report bugs and leave suggestions under the "support" tab.

Inspect Element and CTRL F can help you identify all of the CSS style properties used by a specific HTML element or CSS rule. However, these tools lack the ability to do the reverse: find all of the HTML elements or CSS rules that contain specific style properties.

You can use CSSpotlight to: ★ Identify HTML elements that contain particular CSS styles such as
colors, fonts, layouts, dimensions, animations, and more. ★ Determine which HTML elements are hidden, hiding text, blurring content, or preventing you from scrolling or copying items on the
page. ★ Locate the origin of CSS Rules that are defining specific properties. ★ Find CSS Rules that are specifying redundant styles (i.e. multiple rules which are centering absolutely positioned elements or defining the same color scheme).