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I have a long log file I am displaying with PHP. Its getting too long for me and I have to use CTRL+F to look at this thing in any way. What is a good way to display this data in a way easy to read?
Best way would be using jquery.
Since your problem seems to be client-side searching-and-filtering your log (since you use a lot of Ctrl+F), you could use the quicksearch jquery plugin (see the example on the page).
Now in the examples, the plugin filters table rows, but I believe you could also use it to filter other type of elements, such as
<p>log message</p>. Just wrap individual messages in an appropriate html element, and then filter them.