Quickly access the Selector field
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Quickly access the Selector field
Using classes is essential for designing for the web, but adding classes to each and every element on your site can be repetitive and tedious. With any element selected, press Command + Return on macOS (or Control + Enter on Windows) to instantly enter the Selector field. You can also use the up and down arrows to select elements in the Navigator.
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