ARCHIVED: How can I view the HTML code of web pages?
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How you see the HTML source code of a web document depends on the browser you're using. Follow the appropriate instructions below:
- Firefox and Mozilla: Right-click the page and
select
Ctrl
-click the frame and select , and then . . To see the source of an individual
frame, right-click or - Internet Explorer: From the
If the menu bar is hidden, press
Alt
to make it visible.To see the source for frames, right-click within the frame, and from the pop-up menu select
or . menu
(IE 9) or the menu (IE 8), select .
- Chrome: From the options wrench icon on the upper right, select and then , or right-click and select . To see the source for frames, right-click within the frame, and from the pop-up menu, select .
- Safari: In Safari 6, from the
Ctrl
-click and select this same option.In earlier versions of Safari, from the
menu, select . To see the source for frames, right-click orCtrl
-click within the frame, and from the pop-up menu, select . menu, click . In the window that
opens, check . From the
menu that now appears, choose . Alternatively, you can right-click or
- Opera: Right-click and select from the menu. To see the source for frames, right-click within the frame, and from the pop-up menu, select .
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Last modified on 2018-01-18 10:44:41.