When writing css on Chrome's "inspect element", it shows a list of possible values once you type the first few letters (e.g, bac...then it shows a list of possible properties to choose from, such as "background" "background-color" etc.)

I'm wondering if there's a way to access the full list of possibilities, before typing anything at all? For instance, if I typed in "font-family: (...now get me the list of fonts I can choose from without having to type in the first letter of it).

Edit: Well, it looks like Chrome doesn't really give hints for font-family anyway, but you get my point.

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解决方案

There is no mention of that being possible in the docs.

It would also be extremely impractical (and, IMO, useless) from a user interface standpoint to choose from a massive list, considering there are ~307 standard CSS properties, plus tons of -webkit- vendor-prefixed properties Chrome offers.

As to values, I don't undestand how you expect the Web Inspector to guess what you want.

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It looks like Google Chrome 30 now supports this feature!

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