Searching for HTML elements in Chrome DevTools
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Solution 1
I searched for the XPath of the element instead and it worked:
//*[@class="item"]
Solution 2
Late answer but pretty sure .item
would've worked.
Solution 3
Search bar only supports string, CSS selectors or XPath selectors.
I recommend you use CSS selectors: [class="item"]
Author by
dayuloli
Updated on July 13, 2022Comments
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dayuloli almost 2 years
On this website, there's a
div
with the attributeclass="item"
. When I clicked F12 to bring up the Developer Tools. I pressed Ctrl + F and typed inclass="item"
and no results came back. I also tried Ctrl + Shift + F but nothing returned. Here is a screenshot:Even if I search for
class=
, only text within HTML comments are found. Thanks in advance for any help you are able to provide. -
Szczepan Hołyszewski almost 2 yearsXPath is hard. It is essentially a programming language. It is not suitable for routine needs like "this particular image fails to lazyload, I must find it by a string present in one of its attributes, but I don't know which one exactly because this is what I am yet to debug".