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Another thing; Right Click and "View Source" will give you the underlying HTML for the page you're viewing.

I found an old HTML page on FR that had a link to where you could find "View Partial Source". I have loved that little trick ever since.

You can highlight a section of a page and view the source HTML code for it. Saves ya alot of headache in the long run.

Here's the link for IE web tools:
http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/IE/WebAccess/default.asp
and look at the bottom of the page for "Web Developer Accessories." Cool!

6 Posted on 07/29/2000 21:07:33 PDT by Cultural Jihad

To: Cultural Jihad

Thanks for mentioning that in #6, spared me the trouble...

A "lazy" way I exploit Web Developer's Tools is to "view partial source" of an interesting-looking HTML effect, hilite & copy to a desktop file, and simply copy it from there when desired. Saves a lot of scribbling on file cards....

19 Posted on 01/28/2001 13:52:15 PST by backhoe