How to inspect the CSS hover and active style
In Firebug it's possible to get the :hover and :active pseudo class style by selecting ':hover' or ':active' from the 'Style' dropdown in the inspector:
Firebug inspect CSS hover
Submitted by oliver on Fri, 11/11/2011 - 13:34
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Awesome sneakness... love it!
Awesome sneakness... love it!
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