In Part 1 we got you all set up with the Firebug and Firefox installation and setting up the preferences. In this section we learn the "why" of what we did in Part 1.

This is a quick overview of everything Firebug has to offer. This section provides a brief overview of the console, HTML, CSS, Script, DOM and Net Tabs, and some of the other features provided by the Firebug plug-in including editing, searching and display options.

The Firebug Series:
Firebug - Part 1: The What and Why
Firebug - Part 2: Overview of Firebug Functionality
Firebug - Part 3: Editing with Firebug
Firebug - Part 4A: Inspecting and Troubleshooting CSS
Firebug - Part 4B: Inspecting and Troubleshooting CSS...

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