These are a couple little bookmarklets that make testing your pages easier.
This is for adjusting resolution.
<script>
javascript:external.AddFavorite('javascript:void(m=window.open("","m","height=30,width=150"));m.focu s();m.document.write(\'<form><select onchange="opener.eval(this[this.selectedIndex].value)"><option value=""><option value="self.resizeTo(640,480)">640x480<option value="self.resizeTo(800,600)">800x600<option value="self.resizeTo(1024,768)">1024x768</select></form>\')','Resize')
</script>
This is for running selected code. You select the code then open the bookmark. (I used it testing this post.)
<script>
javascript:window.external.AddFavorite('javascript:void(window.open("javascript:document.write(opene r.document.selection.createRange().text);document.close()"))','Run Code Selected')
</script>
Turn borders on to see table layout.
<script>
javascript:window.external.AddFavorite('javascript:void(t=document.getElementsByTagName("table"));fo r(i=0;i<t.length;i++){void(t[i].border="1")}','Borders On')
</script>
I use them regularly hope they're usefull to you.
This is for adjusting resolution.
<script>
javascript:external.AddFavorite('javascript:void(m=window.open("","m","height=30,width=150"));m.focu s();m.document.write(\'<form><select onchange="opener.eval(this[this.selectedIndex].value)"><option value=""><option value="self.resizeTo(640,480)">640x480<option value="self.resizeTo(800,600)">800x600<option value="self.resizeTo(1024,768)">1024x768</select></form>\')','Resize')
</script>
This is for running selected code. You select the code then open the bookmark. (I used it testing this post.)
<script>
javascript:window.external.AddFavorite('javascript:void(window.open("javascript:document.write(opene r.document.selection.createRange().text);document.close()"))','Run Code Selected')
</script>
Turn borders on to see table layout.
<script>
javascript:window.external.AddFavorite('javascript:void(t=document.getElementsByTagName("table"));fo r(i=0;i<t.length;i++){void(t[i].border="1")}','Borders On')
</script>
I use them regularly hope they're usefull to you.
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