Is there a way to know in which file a html part is?

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I'm working on a site that all functions have been split into several folders and subfolders. (I suspect this is the most common)

I would like to know if there is an effective way to identify which .php or .html .js etc is the code snippet I want to change.

Example:

The index.php makes the calls from header.php files footer.php and conteudo.php, but these files call others ...

What tool would I use to know which file contains the code of a title x?

Currently I use f12 (tool console) to see the complete code, I select the part I want and I give crtl + f in the files. But as the html that the browser le is already rendered many times I do not find it easy.

Thank you.

    
asked by anonymous 22.11.2016 / 14:33

2 answers

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What could be done is to use some IDE for website development or some text editor that supports or contain plugins to make your life easier .

ps: A lightweight text editor to use is HTML . On the official website can be found for download.

    
22.11.2016 / 14:51
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In text editors such as Notepad ++ you have the option to search multiple files recursively in subfolders.

This may be the easiest way for cases like the one described in the question.

* Considering that none of this data is in a database.

    
22.11.2016 / 15:00