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By Jeff - 5/14/2013
Cats: General · Tags: HTML

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HTML5 Outliner

If you run your HTML5 Web page through the w3.org validator, there’s a good chance your document’s outline will not show up. I wish I could offer a good explanation of why that is. But I can’t. However, if you want to see your HTML5 document’s outline, paste your URL in the URL box of this HTML5 outliner. (This online Web-page outliner will also outline pages with other doctypes.)

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