13 August 2003 · Last updated: 15 October 2006
In Mozilla you can hold down CTRL and click on a table cell on a web page. It will highlight it with a blue border. Keep CTRL down and click around to highlight other cells. Try dragging the mouse around as well. If you click near the top of the table, the entire table is lit up. I find it's a great way to see where the cell boundaries are on a page. You might use it for debugging your own layouts.
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