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Inject HTML, CSS or JavaScript into any web-page. The changes you make are applied every time you visit the specified website(s).
An extension for visually manipulating elements in the browser.
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Positionable is a developer tool that lets you quickly manipulate elements the way you would in an image editor. Familiar workflows like dragging, nudging, align/distribute, and undo make it simple to place elements exactly where you need them to be. Once you're ready, you can copy styles to the clipboard or save them to disk. Designed for rapid styling, prototyping, working with sprites, etc.
PLEASE POST ISSUES HERE (with demo if possible):
https://github.com/andrewplummer/Positionable/issues
By default, it works on absolute and fixed positioned elements, however you can set a CSS selector to target exactly the elements you're interested in. Static elements will be forced to position "relative".
When working with sprites, you can similarly use both the mouse and keyboard to move the background position. Alternatively, double clicking on the background will detect contiguous sprites and snap the element dimensions and background position to match.
Work with multiple elements by dragging to select or holding SHIFT. All selected elements will move together, and can be aligned or distributed just as in popular image editing software.
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see this and fix these https://imgur.com/qEe2VAt i am developer and i have some high hopes for this extension but i am too sad right now because you can only position some svg's and some boxes and sometiems even the boxes can't postionable i checked 20 different websites but the result is the same :(
EVerything is available right now, including this one. But I'm having a problem that when I click on an element, which is circle btw, and then drag it, instead of moving it, it makes it big and distorts it. What I do is click it, and then use the arrow keys on my keyboard to "drag" it around. Why is the drag function on my mouse doesn't work?
I've been fantasizing about a tool like this for a while until I decided to look for it. Thanks for making it.
Thanks for this awesome extension, however i am facing a problem that is, it works ONLY for websites that are online however not for local web pages that are running on chrome in the computer. How can I make it work for a local webpage thats in the computer ?
I can't believe it doesn't support tag names in "output selectors". If an element has no ID and no class, selector will look like this: "[undefined element]". Also, it would be great if you could add support for generating styles without any selectors, so we can copy and paste style directly to html code as an inline style:)
Super Useful !! This is what I exactly want! But on some website it said: Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function positionable.js:1497 I'm encountering that issue on this website(and others). http://innobase.co.jp/ Hope you can fix it! Thanks!
Excellent !
Excellent extension. Only minor issue I have is that I sometimes have an ontouchend event added to my positioned elements and using this tool triggers that event when I've stopped dragging - which is a big of a pain. An option to temporarily disable click/touch events while dragging would be fantastic. If implemented, five stars!