Sometimes I like to code a little something here and there to make my Magento life a little easier.

As a frontend developer, I don't know that I could live without the Template Hints. However, despite it's usefulness, it's clunky to look at, doesn't always reveal everything I am looking for (leaving me to guess at some things), and forget trying to test responsiveness with it. This module aims to improve on the idea, but with a slightly more dynamic approach. The borders will stay, but rather than blocks and classes being shoved into the current template, those necessary items will be moved to a tooltip dialogue. Hover over a section, and the dialogue will fill with the names of the *.phtml and block class you are looking for.

Sample code to use for making data patches.

As plugins get added in, the System -> Configuration tabs become a flyin' splat-form yuck-wad of a hot-mess. This module re-orders the tabs so that the core Magento tabs are alphabetized and at the top, and the Advanced tab stays at the bottom. 3rd party plugins will (usually) be in-between, depending on their sort orders.

###Advanced Template Hints
v1.0.3

• Deleted unnecessary files. At least I think they are. If not ... well ... this is why I use Github.
• Added a few more tabs: Layout Handles, Template Data (although that last one may be temporary. Maybe. Using it for testing atm.)
• Attempted first round of trying to provide borders to individual blocks. Yeeah ... no that didn't work as well as I'd hoped. Code is in there, but def a work in progress still.
  v1.0.2
• Added banner that can appear at top of page with "View XML" button
• Clicking on button opens modal
• Modal has two tabs: "Raw" and "Generated"
• Raw tab displays the raw XML layout of all the containers and block for that page

v1.0.1

• Started plugin functionality to view XML layout from frontend

v1.0.0

• First "public" upload

###CMS Patches
v1.0.1

• Rename module
• Fixes and updates

v1.0.0

• First "public" upload

###Reorder Config
v1.0.2

• Updated order

v1.0.0

• First "public" upload