@swastika0015 I usually go for the `background:red` property, but the border option works fine too! :D

@eduardoRoth Yeah I use that too:)

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@swastika0015 Absolutely! If you're trying to debug your CSS and you just can't figure out what's going wrong, console.log() is definitely the way to go. Just add a border: 1px solid red to your stylesheet and you'll be able to see exactly what's going on. No more guessing!

@swastika0015 [].forEach.call($$("*"),function(a){.outline="1px solid #"+(~~(Math.random()*(1<<24))).toString(16)}) Or paste this on the console 🙂

@swastika0015 I used background-color: red;

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@swastika0015 Don't wanna be unpleasant, but I've read this same post 2000 times... repetition doesn't always help...

@swastika0015 For me it is " Border: 2px solid black ".

@swastika0015 For media queries body {background: red;} For the breakpoint

@swastika0015 @DevHarleyA this is you with your 1 px solid black 😂 🖤

@swastika0015 I used to do that years ago (although I used outline instead of border so I don't end up increasing the box). It's still helpful some times, but Firebug and Chrome Inspector made it mostly unnecessary.

@swastika0015 The web developer toolbar plugin also has the ability to do that. If you haven't used it yet, maybe you should give it a shot. It's super useful.

@swastika0015 Border affects the layout. Use ‘outline: 1px solid red’ instead

@swastika0015 I use background: red;