6th CSS Sense
I see dead CSS selectors.
This is just a demo to illustrate how this tool detects dead CSS selectors and displays them on the page.
You'll notice the very first time the panel appears at the bottom (after 3 seconds), it
will show #dead-selectors
and a few other selectors that it thinks are
dead, because on the first scan it didn't find these on the page. However, after
another 3 seconds it will clear those selectors since they're being used by the
very panel on which the results are displayed! This is an example of how this tool helps
account for CSS rules that only apply to content that is added dynamically.
After the panel updates, you should see two selectors that are "dead": one from a
stylesheet, and one from <style>
element in the HTML of this page.
You can also—in Firefox, at least—try adding custom CSS in the box above, to
add more dead rules for the tool to detect.