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03 Oct 2005
Some designers and webmasters constantly surf various sites hunting for new ideas. Coming across a new element of design or an unusual interesting site structure, you would probably like to view the HTML code corresponding to it.
But most sites' code is so overloaded that it is quite a problem to find code that corresponds to that particular site fragment.
HTML Code Spy is an additional program for Internet Explorer that enables the revealing of HTML code segments of the page.
It is very easy to use: you select the necessary part in the browser, launch the context-sensitive menu by pressing the right mouse button and choose a new item 'HTML Code Spy'.
After that a new window appears that contains the code of the selected fragment and provides information on its place in the code of the whole page.
It is also possible to save and copy the text onto the Windows clipboard for later use.
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