Description:
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The php_info() output is quite ugly in its format, which is inconsistent across its modules, and still not XHTML/1.1 ready.
But more importantly, some info are still missing...
Please make the modules info consistant in their format:

* Win32 API:
missing a "Win32 API version | information" row;

* bcmath:
missing a "bcmath version | information" row;

* calendar:
missing a "calendar version | information" row;

* com:
missing a "com support | enabled" information row;
missing a "com version | information" row;

* crack:
wrong head style, should use the information rows style;
missing a "crack version | information" row;

* ctype:
change "ctype functions" to "ctype support";
missing a "ctype version | information" row;

* curl:
change "CURL information" to "CURL version"

* db:
wrong single column style, change to "db Flat file support | enabled";
missing a "db Version | information" row;

* dba:
missing a "DBA Version | information" row;

etc...


Reproduce code:
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On Windows command line with the default CGI/FastCGI version:

php -i > php_info.html
start php_info.html


Expected result:
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More generally there should exist a way to format the module supported in a single table displaying a "enabled/disabled" column, and a version.

Then there would be specific items below that list additional information variables and/or configurable directives, possibly with anchors linked from the main table of modules with an additional "details" column.

This may require some modifications in each module so that they export their information in a common way through a single API.

Searching in this configuration screen is not immediate, and this is the only way that PHP hosting ISPs provide information about their installation of PHP, and this should become a way to compare these installations.