#Cmd run html inspector code#

This lab contains two exercises using similar flows but targeting different technologies. This hands-on lab will walk you through the Page Inspector features and show you how you can use them to fix issues in Web applications. Page Inspector also lets you modify CSS properties and DOM element attributes to see the changes reflected immediately in the browser. Using Page Inspector, you can see which elements in the source files (including server-side code) have produced the HTML markup to be rendered in the browser. Page Inspector bridges a gap in Web development between the client (browser tools) and the server (ASP.NET and source code) by bringing together the best of both worlds using a combined set of features. This back and forth activity among the IDE, the browser and the profiling tools can be inefficient, and sometimes requires a fresh deployment and cache cleaning each time you want to reproduce an issue. Then, they return to the IDE and start fixing. Web developers use external tools to find issues that regularly run in the browser. Therefore, these websites have to be opened in a browser to see how they appear to a user. On the other hand, it gets harder to find issues on the pages because the IDE does not support the designer view in template-based pages and dynamic content. Nowadays we have a number of Web frameworks that create flexible and scalable websites in a timely manner, such as ASP.NET MVC and WebForms. Page Inspector enables you to easily decompose a website, rapidly build pages from the ground up, and quickly diagnose issues.

#Cmd run html inspector code#

It renders a web page (HTML, Web Forms, ASP.NET MVC, or Web Pages) directly within the Visual Studio IDE and lets you examine both the source code and the resulting output.

Page Inspector is a new tool that brings browser diagnostics tools to Visual Studio and provides an integrated experience among the browser, ASP.NET, and source code. In this Hands-on Lab, you will discover a new tool to find and fix web page issues in Visual Studio - the Page Inspector.