Settings for parsing raw HTML, and how to get element path from root?

Hi, I have two questions:

1. If we were to parse some raw HTML, like new HtmlParser().Parse(html), where html is a string with some raw HTML as text (in UTF-8 or other relevant charset encoding), then are any other settings (options or configuration) needed to make the DOM parser work best/optimized?

2. Given an element (IElement), is it possible to get its path or depth (from root)? For example, CsQuery can return a numeric array NodePath (code reference here), and other DOM parsers have similar APIs.

Thanks!

[FlorianRappl]

There is the index helper. Just use Linq (Select) with the statement above?

From your example I assume you refer to elements (Children for indices. Otherwise the text nodes would be counted in).

myelement
  .Ancestors()
  .Where(node => node.ParentElement != null)
  .Select(element => element.ParentElement.Children.Index(element))
  .ToArray()

[FlorianRappl]

Glad I could help!