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CSS Treehouse Club: CSS My First Web Page Introduction to My First Web Page

Doron Geyer
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Doron Geyer
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Doron Geyer
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 13,897 Points

scrolling over hexadecimal color codes doesnt give preview

as the heading states, is there something I need to do or setup for this to work as it seems quite useful for a quick view.

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Jason Anders
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Jason Anders
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Jason Anders
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 Points

Hi Doron Geyer

The ability to hover over the hex code to preview the color is feature of the browser and not Treehouse's Workspace. I know it is still not supported by Firefox, but has been supported by Chrome for quite some time now.
To be honest, unless you have no choice, Chrome is the browser that is recommended by most developers to be used in development. The features, especially the Dev Tools, are far more superior than other browsers.
So, if you're not using Chrome, I really do suggest you should, as you will find development and learning here on Treehouse greatly elevated (since almost of the teachers use Chrome in their courses).

Keep Coding! :) :dizzy:

Doron Geyer
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thanks, yea came to see that firefox doesnt support it. I use chrome from time to time but find firefox developer edition faster, less resource hungry and comprable in the things I need to use at this point.