Well if you can't view the stylesheet in the document
the following script will display the style used in each
element. It's set up as a menu extension so you
only have to select a bit of text in the element
and right click...
<html>
<script language=jscript >
function getList(){
var s="";
var ppty;
for (ppty in e)
{
if ((eval("e." + ppty) != "[object]") &&
(eval("e." + ppty) != null) &&
(eval("e." + ppty) != "undefined") &&
(eval("e." + ppty) != "") && (ppty !=
"outerText") && (ppty != "innerText") &&
(ppty != "outerHTML") & (ppty != "innerHTML")
&& (eval("e." + ppty) != true))
{
s=s + ppty + "=" + eval("e." + ppty) + "\n";
}
}
for (ppty in e.currentStyle)
{
if ((eval("e.currentStyle." + ppty) != "none") &&
(eval("e.currentStyle." + ppty) != "auto") &&
(eval("e.currentStyle." + ppty) != "normal") &&
(eval("e.currentStyle." + ppty) != "")
&& (eval("e." + ppty) != true))
{
s=s+ppty+"="+eval("e.currentStyle."+ppty)+"\n";
}
}
return(s);
}
</script>
<script language=vbs >
dim par,doc,r,e
set par=external.menuArguments
set doc=par.document
set r=doc.selection.createrange
set e=r.parentelement
'code for alphabetic sorting
par.alert(getList())
</script>
</html>