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Serge Profafilecebook
Serge Profafilecebook

Reputation: 1205

How to emulate mouse position in FireFox?

I'm trying to figure a lot of hover/mouseover related CSS/Javascript on a webpage. To do so, I use Firefox+firebug inspectors.

The problem, is that whenever I move the mouse out of an element I'm inspecting, all the "hover reactions" are lost. Is there a way, to fix the mouse position firefox sees so I can freely use the mouse withouth concern about weiter it actually hovers some elements or not?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 407

Answers (1)

nmaier
nmaier

Reputation: 33162

Well, it is not fixing the mouse position, but when you right-click on an element in the Inspector in the regular Developer Tools, you're offered a :hover menu item (along some other things). Selecting that will put the element into permanent :hover state. That at least should cover the CSS-part of your question. I'm sure Firebug offers something similar.

Context menu

For the JS-part, I'd just set a breakpoint somewhere.

Upvotes: 2

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