Not necessarily relevant to forms per se, but also in talking about document.querySelectorAll in dev tools, they include the nice jQuery $ for selecting things so now you can(only in dev tools) do $('form') instead of document.querySelectorAll('form').
I think that's pretty neat because when I have to open up dev tools and query the dom, things have gone strange. Also in the element view of the dev tools, the find function allows css query selectors as well as xPaths.
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Not necessarily relevant to forms per se, but also in talking about
document.querySelectorAllin dev tools, they include the nice jQuery$for selecting things so now you can(only in dev tools) do$('form')instead ofdocument.querySelectorAll('form').I think that's pretty neat because when I have to open up dev tools and query the dom, things have gone strange. Also in the element view of the dev tools, the find function allows css query selectors as well as xPaths.