Firebug with Mozilla is great, but...

[cwcgroup]

...when looking at the html code and easily finding it on the editor, I have found it extremely difficult to locate the precise .php file to modify for a permanent fix. The stylesheets are easy enough, as they are titled, but not the html code on the other files.

Question: Is there a simple way to identify the source file so I don't have to open and close all the files to see if that is what I am looking at? I have used the Developers Tool Kit in the tools section of admin, but with only marginal success at best.

This is so frustrating. Sort of a like a carrot (I prefer jelly beans) being dangled in front of my face and I can't get to it.

Thanks in advance.

[yellow1912]

It's there in the tutorial. Inspect the element, then search for that special string/id/class using Admin->tools->developer toolkit

[gjh42]

And try small snippets of text... often strings (even class or id names) are built piecemeal in the PHP, so the whole string doesn't exist in any file.

[Kim]

Is there a particular page that is giving you the most trouble?

For the most part there is a method to the madness and you should be able to locate things based on the name of the page or the section of the page.