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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。
Do I really have to upload files to a server to use this? Have not used the extension yet as it does not work with local files. I was expecting there to be an option to "Allow access to file URLs" but the option is not available.
Good extension, but if as me you were looking for something very similar to Firefox's "HeadingMaps" for checking proper heading order here where this falls short. You can get the same result by modifying headingText var on createOutline.js headingText = '<strong><'+this.heading.nodeName+'></strong> <a href="#'+_generateId(this.startingNode)+'">'
Good
Very nice, but it would even better with an option to hide itself after clicking on a headline.
Really needs to be faster. Worked when it didn't take forever.
very nice extension .
I am simple and easy to see. I was very helpful. Thank you! !
Simple et efficace, utilisé depuis plus d'un an pour tous mes développements en html5.
good,very useful
Wonderful extension indeed which surely helps developing well-structured HTML5 documents. Use it to not forget adding headers to sections of your page, or to easily skip between sections of various websites. To those who complain about not being able to get an outline even though the outline icon is visible: try updating your Chrome/Chromium browser; this fixed that issue for me (using 23.0.1271.1 dev).