Copying the html code in Firefox “No Style” view
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eumgene
Apr 12, 2014, 3:49:32 AM4/12/14
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Hello,
I asked this on stackoverflow today but suspect that this may be the best place to get an answer. Here is the question:
Some webpages get "better" when "No Style" is chosen in Firefox, View>Page Style>No Style: e.g. the text quickly reflows. I need to save webpages precisely the way they are rendered with the "no style" view is that possible? Can one copy the Firefox-transformed html code behind the "no style" view?
If that was possible at all, it would be with Firebug I suppose (altough I am a complete newbie)...
I asked this on stackoverflow today but suspect that this may be the best place to get an answer. Here is the question:
Some webpages get "better" when "No Style" is chosen in Firefox, View>Page Style>No Style: e.g. the text quickly reflows. I need to save webpages precisely the way they are rendered with the "no style" view is that possible? Can one copy the Firefox-transformed html code behind the "no style" view?
If that was possible at all, it would be with Firebug I suppose (altough I am a complete newbie)...
Sebastian Zartner
Apr 12, 2014, 6:38:27 AM4/12/14
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To remove all style sheets from the page you can call this from within the Command Editor:
function removeInlineStyles(node) {
if (node.hasAttribute("style"))
node.removeAttribute("style");
for (var i = 0; i < node.children.length; i++)
removeInlineStyles(node.children[i]);
}
var styleSheets = document.querySelectorAll("style, link[type='text/css']");
for (var i = styleSheets.length - 1; i >= 0; i--)
styleSheets[i].parentNode.removeChild(styleSheets[i]);
removeInlineStyles(document.documentElement);
Then you can copy the HTML by right-clicking the <html> element within the HTML panel and choosing Copy HTML.
I added a more detailed description at stackoverflow.
Sebastian
function removeInlineStyles(node) {
if (node.hasAttribute("style"))
node.removeAttribute("style");
for (var i = 0; i < node.children.length; i++)
removeInlineStyles(node.children[i]);
}
var styleSheets = document.querySelectorAll("style, link[type='text/css']");
for (var i = styleSheets.length - 1; i >= 0; i--)
styleSheets[i].parentNode.removeChild(styleSheets[i]);
removeInlineStyles(document.documentElement);
Then you can copy the HTML by right-clicking the <html> element within the HTML panel and choosing Copy HTML.
I added a more detailed description at stackoverflow.
Sebastian
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