can i view the DOM as a tree graph? [closed]

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I would like to see the dom of my xhtml page in the form a tree/ graph - in the form of an inverted tree or even otherwise. I tried firebug, DOM Inspector, which displays the dom structure well, but it is in the form of collapsible tree (like you click on + and it displays the branches, and again click + to get the subbranches etc..). While this is fine, I am looking to 开发者_StackOverflowsee if the same can be displayed, sort of, in the form an image, so that visualisation is better.

Any tools that do this?

Thanks!

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Take a look at http://www.burlaca.com/2009/02/html2gdl-graphviz/

It's a -

script that creates the graph of a html file/url for aiSee graph layout software [or GraphViz]

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Depending on the application, you could try HTML tree generator, a plugin for Google Chrome