# Inspecting

- [Choosing what happens when you click on an element](https://docs.csspro.com/inspecting/choosing-what-happens-when-you-click-on-an-element.md): CSS Pro has 3 "on click" modes regarding what happens when you click on an element: Select element, Copy code, and Pin the CSS window.
- [Inspecting invisible, overlapping, and parent elements](https://docs.csspro.com/inspecting/inspecting-overlapping-parent-and-sibling-elements.md): Precisely re-target any DOM element using your keyboard's arrow keys (▲ up and ▼ down) to navigate the HTML tree.
- [Comparing multiple elements at the same time (Pinning)](https://docs.csspro.com/inspecting/comparing-multiple-elements-at-the-same-time.md)
- [Measuring distances and checking alignments](https://docs.csspro.com/inspecting/measuring-distances-and-checking-alignments.md): CSS Pro is your new best friend to measure distances and check alignments.
- [Inspecting animations](https://docs.csspro.com/inspecting/inspecting-animations.md)
- [Identifying fonts](https://docs.csspro.com/inspecting/identifying-fonts.md)


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