[thelist] online tools?

[rudy]

> Does anyone know of an online tool or something I can download to
> help me with this?

help?  a bookmarklet will help

you know how to unwrap these, right?

javascript:for(i=0;i<document.getElementsByTagName('TABLE').length;i++)void(
document.getElementsByTagName('TABLE')[i].border=(document.getElementsByTagN
ame('TABLE')[i].border=='0')?'1':'0');

javascript:%20void(d=document);void(cs='http://sam-i-am.com/misc/css/tablebo
rders.css');void(d.g=d.getElementsByTagName);void(l='link');void(H=d.g('head
').item(0));void(c=(d.all)?c=d.all.tags(l):d.g(l));with(c)%20{for(i=0;i<leng
th;i++){if(item(i).getAttribute('href')==cs)location.reload();}}void(L=d.cre
ateElement(l));void(L.s=L.setAttribute);void(L.s('rel','StyleSheet'));void(L
.s('href',cs));void(H.appendChild(L));

now, these won't help you find unclosed tags, but they do help you see where
the cells are easily, and they have helped me enormously back when i used to
use tables, especially when it came to tricky rowspans and colspans

(well, i still do use tables, but only for data, and then all the rows and
columns are the same)

rudy