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I see in the HTML tab of firebug i can drill down into the html elements of the page and it will highlight those sections on the page.
Is there anyway to do the opposite where i simply highlight over some area on a page and it will point me to that html inside firebug so i can see the html and css that is generating this?
The blue rectangle at the upperleft corner can be clicked. Then, hover over the page, and click at any element to show the HTML tree and relevant CSS properties.
This feature is useful if you don’t know which element has to be inspected, but if you know the rough area of the elements. During the hover, a blue outline will appear around the hovered element.