Overview
To show, browse and audit (for accessibility and SEO) the headings structure
The extension generates a documentmap or index of any web document structured with headings (you can access directly to the content by clicking on any of its items), and now, it shows the HTML 5 outline. Features: * List of headings and optional information about their level and if they break the correct hierarchical structure * List of sections with header information and includes optional information about errors in the structure * Information from the main document and also from the documents inside frames (includes a document selector that is active when there are multiple documents) * By clicking on the headers the document scrolls to the position of the header/section and highlights it * Detects changes in the DOM and when they finish, updates its content (if necessary) * It can also be refreshed manually * Allow collapsing list of headers by levels * HTML 5 Outline test is optional * CSS outline for identifying the header (or section) when clicking the tree * It doesn't show hidden headers or sections (hidden for assistive technologies) * If the header (or section) is an anchor, the link in the results has the href pointing to it (useful for being copied directly from the tree with the option in the contextual menu of the browser). Additionally, as option that can be disabled, it shows anchor-links that when clicked, copy the link to the clipboard * Two themes So this is useful not only to facilitate navigation to anyone, but also to help webdevelopers, consultants and auditors. Privacy statement on: https://rumoroso.bitbucket.io/
sep compMar 26, 2024
simple and without problems
Lavish BiotechMar 22, 2024
Amazing Extension for analyzing headings and flow of heading on page or blog
Tomasz GiętkowskiFeb 15, 2024
The extension is very useful. However, there is a conflict between the extension and Google Calendar. When the extension is enabled, you cannot see the meeting name you are currently entering on the event creation form. Tested on the latest versions of Chrome 121.0.6167.162 and extensions 4.8.
Jorge RumorosoDeveloperFeb 15, 2024
Hi Tomasz, thanks for sharing both, your opinion and the comment about the conflict when used with Google Calendar. I didn't check it yet, but most likely it is because how Google positions some elements in the view. In fact, that happens also with other pages that use position "fixed" for some elements and contents. I will take a look to see if I can improve it. I am also reviewing the option to show the extension panel using the side-panel feature that Chrome has. This could take some time and not sure how feasible it will be. Anyway, thank you again for sharing this problem. Edited on 19/2/2024: I just made an update. The change includes a way to identify fixed elements in the page and adjust their position when the extension is open. I hope this fixes the problem. I tried to reproduce the problem, but I couldn't :( . I am almost sure it was because the field for the meeting name was fixed positioned, so hopefully it is fixed Edited on 27/2/2024: I finally found what the problem could be. Today I updated the extension with the fix, so I hope now the problem is gone. Basically, it was a styling property and the problem was related with how the browser rendered it. Thanks for sharing it and sorry for the inconveniences of the bug.
Details
- Version4.8.4
- UpdatedMarch 7, 2024
- Offered byJorge Rumoroso
- Size573KiB
- Languages5 languages
- Developer
Email
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