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Adds a toolbar button with various web developer tools.
Generates a navigable page outline with heading and sectioning elements
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This extension is using the HTML5 outline algorithm to create a table of contents.
Should also work well with HTML4 (and older?) pages, that have structured headings.
The table of contents is clickable and tries to highlight the heading/section in question after the jump.
The extension should prove useful to people who find themselves often using online HTML5 outliners.
Comments, bug reports and suggestions much appreciated!
Extension source code: https://github.com/h5o/h5o-chrome
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HTMLの開始・終了タグの過不足などを検出する拡張機能です。エラーがある場合、数値が表示されます。JSでソースを確認するので、外部送信は行ってません。※formがあるページで挙動がおかしくなる場合は、一時的にオフにしてください。
Very good!
Extremely handy. Agree that it is better than gsnedders as it shows the TYPE of untitled sections.
really nice extension, but when You click on outlined element, the icon vanishes until page reload - fix would be nice ;-)
First, to those who are frustrated that the icon does not appear for local files, the problem is two-fold: 1) Chrome Extensions need to explicitly enable that option (I have made a feature request to the developer to have this added with the line of code that enables the option), 2) Users (ie people who have installed the extension) must enable local file access for each extension (It took me awhile to find this option for other extensions, so this is a documentation issue for Chrome more than this specific extension), Second, to the reviewer that mentioned the lack of outline elements with td elements, this is part of the HTML5 document outline spec. Check out this really awesome article for more info : http://html5doctor.com/outlines/ Certain elements (blockquotes, tds, etc) are considered "document roots" and therefore are not part of the main document outline. The spec, as far as I've read, does not really cover how to resolve this. Third, to those of you who are getting the icon but no outline at all, here's a big question: are you using tables for your layout? If so, you are not following the document outline spec *at all* and should start using CSS like the rest of us did 6 years ago.