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You are probably referring to the source code of the page. So it's just the source-code of a webpage.
Press Ctrl-U to see the source of the web page you want to know. Or you can click "view" on the tool bar and then "Page Source."
Every website would have a different HTML code. You can right click on the page body and choose "View Source" to view the HTML source of that web page.
who created this page
No, Works Cited entries should only list page numbers if you are directly quoting, paraphrasing, or referring to specific pages within a source. If the source is a whole book or webpage, page numbers are not necessary.
To view the HTML of ant webpage you can rignt click on the page and click view source or you can click on View and then Source in the Top Menu. Rebelsk8er3
a webpage is called une page web, une page internet in French.
In Internet Explorer you use the View|Source (or Ctrl+U) to display the page source code. You also can left-click on the page and select View Source. Chrome is Menu|More Tools|View Source. Ctrl-U also works with Chrome.
it is the area of the web page
Behind the Web Page is the HTML. The HTML is a language for the browser to read, and instructs the browser in how to display the page. If you want to see the HTML, right click on the page. A box will open, then select view source. A window will then open with the HTML for that page.
a web page is located inside a home page
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