+dayout4us 0 Posted December 6, 2020 (edited) how can i view background only on a cache page Edited December 6, 2020 by dayout4us Quote Share this post Link to post
+niraD 3305 Posted December 7, 2020 39 minutes ago, dayout4us said: how can i view background only on a cache page Some browsers (or browser plugins) have a function to view the background image, or to view the background image in a new tab, or to view the URL of the background image, or something like that. Quote Share this post Link to post
+sernikk 149 Posted December 7, 2020 1 hour ago, dayout4us said: how can i view background only on a cache page In firefox -> right click on the background and then choose "show background image" Universal method: 1. Right click anywhere -> view source 2. Now the combination "CTRL +F" which is for finding a specific text on the website. 3. Type in: background This will find you the place in the code where the background is set, like this: Now just click the link and there you have it! 1 Quote Share this post Link to post
+NYPaddleCacher 1828 Posted December 7, 2020 16 hours ago, sernikk said: Universal method: 1. Right click anywhere -> view source 2. Now the combination "CTRL +F" which is for finding a specific text on the website. That's how you'd do it on a PC. On a Mac, the Command key + F. sequence will view source, I have standard wireless mouse for a PC on mine, but a mac doesn't come with mouse with a left and right button. A "right click" can usually be done by selecting the Control key and clicking on the mouse. Behaviour also depends on what browser and any extensions that might have been loaded a user is using. In Safari, there isn't a menu item to view source or the background image. I use Chrome with a developer extension to view source code. Quote Share this post Link to post
+barefootguru 36 Posted December 19, 2020 On 12/8/2020 at 7:10 AM, NYPaddleCacher said: That's how you'd do it on a PC. On a Mac, the Command key + F. sequence will view source, I have standard wireless mouse for a PC on mine, but a mac doesn't come with mouse with a left and right button. A "right click" can usually be done by selecting the Control key and clicking on the mouse. Behaviour also depends on what browser and any extensions that might have been loaded a user is using. In Safari, there isn't a menu item to view source or the background image. I use Chrome with a developer extension to view source code. Macs have come with 2 button mice for more than a decade. In Safari preferences, go onto the Advanced tab, and select Show Develop menu. As well as adding the Develop menu, you can now right-click on the page and select Show Page Source. I don’t know of an easy way to show the background image, but if you go into the Develop menu and select Show Page Resources, you can see all the images. Quote Share this post Link to post