technically spoken, source code is everywhere, because every web page you open in your browser is source code that is interpreted by your browser and displayed following certain rules. every browser I can think of has a "display source code" option somewhere (mostly in the "Views" section) that allows for displaying the pages source code, although you won't be able to see the source code of scripting languages like PHP or Ruby in the browser with this function.
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.
Just find your way to that page, then click the view button in your browser, the source, or page source. All of that is the HTML code for that page.
To view their currency converter HTML code; go to " View", then " Page Source " and you can see that sites HTML code. Or, you can just press CTRL + U on your keyboard. Also, please do not copy the code completely without editing at least 45% of it. It can be counted as plagiarism and you may be sued.
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.
got to view and choose default view.
In viewing a web page, a code view is the raw HTML code instead of the resulting web page.
HTML source simply refers to the markup language that makes up a web page. You can view the HTML source for this page by using your browser's "View Source" or "View Source Code" menu option.
Normal view shows the actual document body. Page layout view show the document as it would appear on a page, so you also see the page, its margins and edges as well as the body of the document.
If you mean the source code you can right click a page and click view source code. That will show you Facebook's code for that page.
On the page that you want it to appear on you need to open that file, probably something.html, and view it in a code view. If you see colors and images, you might not be in the right view. Once you find that code view, you just need to paste your code right before the word </body>
To get the code for any website, simply right click on it, then select view page source.
If you want to view the HTML code on any website, you can easily do the following:Navigate to the page you wish to view.On Internet Explorer, click view -> source.On Fire Fox, click view -> page source.A page should pop up on your screen with the raw HTML code on it.
Do you mean source code? If so, the source code is the actual code a person or program writes up to makes a webpage/site display and function in the desired fashion. It can often be found by right clicking on a webpage and selecting "View Source code"
Just right click and then click View Page source.
To see the HTML code from a web page, you have several options:Save the web page and open it in a program capable of editing HTML like Dreamweaver, FrontPage or MS Word, then view the document in code mode.Save the web page as a text document and it will only contain the code.Your browser may have the option to "view page source". Select this option and the code will display in the browser.
Page Break Preview.
Publishing a page makes it publicly view-able, if you just want to save your progress you should just save it. To Publish your page go to "Edit Console" and click "Publish Page". The success popup should give you the URL to your page as well as a code to embed it on an existing site.