How to see coding for some installed plugin ?

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Hello

I have one issue. That if i have opened a web page, then i can see its coding using F12 in IE and Ctrl+U in chrome etc.

But what if i want to see the coding of a plugin. Suppose the coding of tweet, FB share buttons.

I already know about them and using them easily. No issue with installing or using them.

As in chrome u can Right click on any element and go to Inspect Element and can see its[plugin's] coding at bottom bar.

Similarly i want to know the coding of plugins. in a similar way as CTRL + U for HTML reading and accessing.

Is there a way out ?

Posted 29-Aug-11 10:59am

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Philipp Kratzer · Answer 1 · 2011-09-04T21:07:00

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As far as I know this can only be done by using additional Plugins like "DOM Inspector" for IE or the "Web Designer Bar" for Firefox. I am quite sure that there are Solutions for the other big browsers as well.

Hope this helps.
Cheers
Phil

Posted 4-Sep-11 21:07pm

Philipp Kratzer