Thanks Sebastian Sebastian Zartner wrote: > > "You should update your Firefox. 3.6 is very much outdated. The current > version is 12".
Can't on a PowerPC processor Mac G5, Firefox recently stopped supporting them. No upgrades beyond 3.6, no Chrome. However, doubt I will junk $2500 worth of kit to fit in with Firefox! "Also the current version of Firebug version is 1.9.2." I only downloaded the program from the Firebug site a week ago, it says it's 1.7.3. I didn't see an option to load a newer version, was there one? > >"Firebug is just working on the client side. It can't change the HTML or >scripts on the server." Thanks for that clarification. I was misled by the promotional text: "Thanks Sebastian Sebastian Zartner wrote: > > "You should update your Firefox. 3.6 is very much outdated. The current > version is 12". Can't on a PowerPC processor Mac, Firefox has stopped supporting them. No upgrades beyond 3.6, no Chrome. Should I junk $2500 worth of kit to fit in with Firefox? Maybe not! "Also the current version of Firebug version is 1.9.2." Well, I just downloaded the program from the Firebug site a week ago, it says it's 1.7.3. I didn't see an option to load a newer version, is there one? > >"Firebug is just working on the client side. It can't change the HTML or >scripts on the server." Thanks for that clarification. I must have been misled by the promotional text: "Firebug integrates with Firefox to put a wealth of web development tools at your fingertips while you browse. You can EDIT, debug, and monitor CSS, HTML, and JavaScript live in any web page." I am older and wiser, if wearier. Thanks for the tip, I will see if I have better luck editing the Adsense script tag on our server. On Jun 3, 10:39 pm, Sebastian Zartner <[email protected]> wrote: > > I have Firefox 3.6.28. Being on a dual processor power PC Mac G5, I can't > > upgrade to Chrome, hence great value of Firebug, which is version 1.7.3. > > You should update your Firefox. 3.6 is very much outdated. The current > version is 12. Also the current version of Firebug version is 1.9.2. > > My little objective is to remove the Google ad html text on the homepage, > > > as I am transferring ownership of the account from the web person back to > > the organisation. If I click on 'view source', I can see all the html for > > the homepage, including the Google ads bit that I need to remove. However, > > when I go into Firebug to do so, it only shows the html down to the foot of > > the last word on the page, it doesn't go down as far as the Google ad code. > > Firebug is just working on the client side. It can't change the HTML or > scripts on the server. > When you need to remove the Google ad you need to have access to the files > on the server and remove the parts there. The description how to add and > remove Google adverts from your page can be found at their > site<http://www.google.com/intl/en/ads/>. > I don't have the name of the script in mind, but it must be one <script>tag > you have to remove from the site. > > Sebastian -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Firebug" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/firebug
