HTML Visual Validation

HTML Visual Validation gives you information about the html elements, live, on page.

What is HTML Visual Validation?

HTML Visual Validation is a functional Chrome extension designed to offer instant and live html structure details directly on the webpage itself. It helps by outlining selected html tags, providing detailed information such as tag attributes, link details and 'alt' attribute values for images. Also includes the newest feature of a DOM Tree panel integrated with tag selector.

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By: btisseo

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 4,000+

Rating: 4.38 (8)

Version: 0.3.0 (Last updated: 2021-11-03)

Creation date: 2018-09-25

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Size: 55.85K

Email: bt*****@yahoo.com.br

Ranking

# 16477 ▼ 169

Other rankings

#197 in Developer Tools ▲ 5

#2 in html keyword 28 ▲ 1

#111 in display keyword 15 ▲ 1

#117 in label keyword 17 ▼ 8

#126 in element keyword 20 ▲ 3

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Extension summary

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It makes easy to inspect the structure of a page with no need to open the browser console. Just select the type of html tag to outline, on page, and to display a label with basic info.

Some features are:

List the most common html tags
Get info about the tittle and description tags
Display tags id and class attributes
extra info: “alt” attribute value
extra info: tells you if it’s an internal or external link, or a javascript call, and if the “target” attribute is set

Mouse over a tag label to bring it to front

*** NEW FEATURES ***

Tag selector is now sensitive to tags available on the page
New "DOM Tree" panel, wich can be used with the tag selector
Click on the tag in the DOM Tree to scroll to the element on the page

User reviews

Exactly what I wanted, great, thank you

sep comp, 2024-03-30

It would be cool if it would highlight all HTML5 elements.. e.g. blockquote, cite, q, etc... now it only hightlights certain html5 elements. Also it would be cool if it would differentieate between sectioning content elements and flow elements.. :D