The plugin is designed to measure the height, width and margin of page elements during the preview when editing. It also shows the absolute and relati …
The plugin is designed to measure the height, width and margins of elements on the page during the preview when editing. It also shows the absolute and relative positions of elements.
In auto-correction mode, the program can automatically detect the borders of elements and correct inaccuracies in cursor positioning. Auto-correction occurs at the end of the measurement.
The plugin does not affect the appearance and html code of the page when its published.
Tested on browsers: Yandex v20.8.3.115, Google Chrome v85.0.4183.121, Opera v70.0.3728.189, Microsoft Edge v85.0.564.51, Firefox v78.0.2.
Additional features:
press the “A” key on your keyboard to turn auto-correction mode on or off;
use the “Esc” key to remove unnecessary measurement elements from the screen.
Press the "M" key on your keyboard to enable and disable the measurement mode.
The cursor becomes a crosshair. Its absolute coordinates are displayed next to it.
Use the left mouse button to measure. There are two possible ways: measure from click to click or tap and pull.
The absolute coordinates of the element, as well as its width and height, are displayed.
When the cursor is inside the element, its absolute and relative coordinates are displayed.
To turn auto-correction mode on or off, press the "A" key on your keyboard. Appearance of the cursor in auto-correction mode.
Measuring the distance between blocks.
The cursor and lines are clearly visible on both dark and light page backgrounds.