I am trying to view, through Chrome\'s developer tools, how tooltips are structured on a site. However, even when I am hovered over the item, when I \"inspect element\", not
1)Open the Inspect window by clicking F12
2)Go to source tab(next to console)
3)Now hover on element to be inspected and keep your mouse over there.
4)Using keyboard(Tab or shift+tab) to move the control to pause button or F8Refer the image
5)When keyboard focus is on Play button. Hit enter. Your hover element will be freezed you can do anything now
One of the easiest ways I found is:
Open Chrome dev tools on the side
Hover over element
Right-click
Click on dev tools
Now you can inspect and change styles
No code solution for JS activated tooltips:
With Chrome's devtools inspect the containing / parent element of the tooltip. In the "elements" tab, right click on that container DOM element then choose "break on" > "subtree modifications". The next time you hover over the part of the DOM the tooltip is housed in, the JS code will be paused allowing you to inspect the contents of the tooltip.
For some reason the answers provided here weren't working for me on Windows. I was able to inspect the tooltip by opening the dev tools, then hovering over the element that brings up the tooltip, then right clicking on that element (not the tooltip). Then, move the cursor over into the inspector panel and scroll down to the bottom. The tooltip element should still be there.
I had problems with this so I went to the documentation and inspected the tooltip that is already rendered on the page. That helped me see the dom structure of the tooltip and edit it accordingly.
Here is how I did it on Mac:
Cmd+Shift+P
worked for me.Disable JavaScript
and press Enter
This will prevent from fading all the tooltips that utilize JavaScript.