Shady DOM: light and local DOM tree panes

[justinfagnani]

With Shady DOM the element panel shows only the composed tree. It may be useful for the developer to see both the light and local tree from Shady DOM, and to be able to select those elements as in the built-in elements panel.

There may be limitations, like not being able to see styles for non-distributed nodes.

[ebidel]

What happened to these views in the devtools? That was pretty cool.

On Thu, Oct 1, 2015, 1:07 AM Justin Fagnani [email protected]
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With Shady DOM the element panel shows only the composed tree. It may be
useful for the developer to see both the light and local tree from Shady
DOM, and to be able to select those elements as in the built-in elements
panel.

There may be limitations, like not being able to see styles for
non-distributed nodes.

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[justinfagnani]

Devtools knows nothing about Shady DOM, so all it shows is the composed tree.

[ebidel]

Right, but even on native SD it's no more :(

On Thu, Oct 1, 2015, 7:25 AM Justin Fagnani [email protected]
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Devtools knows nothing about Shady DOM, so all it shows is the composed
tree.

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[justinfagnani]

Huh, you should show me if you can find it. I've only ever seen the tree of trees view it has now, it'd be nice to see the composed tree in native sd.

[ebidel]

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On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 7:33 AM Justin Fagnani [email protected]
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Huh, you should show me if you can find it. I've only ever seen the tree
of trees view it has now, it'd be nice to see the composed tree in native
sd.

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