Graphic Respresentation of HTML ?

[eBob.com]

Is there a program which takes HTML as input and produces a graphic
representation, like a tree view, of the HTML? I've been searching for
hours and have been unable to find anything.

(I'm looking for a complete tool. Not some Python code which I can
incorporate into a tool I wirte myself.) To be useful to me it will have to
run on Windows.

Thanks, Bob

 

[Mark Parnell]

Deciding to do something for the good of humanity, "eBob.com"

Is there a program which takes HTML as input and produces a graphic
representation, like a tree view, of the HTML? I've been searching for
hours and have been unable to find anything.

Firefox's DOM inspector - Ctrl+Shift+I

 

[mbstevens]

Is there a program which takes HTML as input and produces a graphic
representation, like a tree view, of the HTML? I've been searching for
hours and have been unable to find anything.

(I'm looking for a complete tool. Not some Python code which I can
incorporate into a tool I wirte myself.) To be useful to me it will have to
run on Windows.

There are lots of representations / highlightings available in
the "Web Developer" extension to Firefox browser.

 

[mbstevens]

There are lots of representations / highlightings available in
the "Web Developer" extension to Firefox browser.

....located, BTW, at:

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/60/

 

[Toby Inkster]

Is there a program which takes HTML as input and produces a graphic
representation, like a tree view, of the HTML?

Try Amaya (Google for URL). It's pretty rubbish for day-to-day browsing
purposes, but includes a tree view of HTML documents ("View" menu, "Show
Structure").