Jonas Ceran Brodersen
Reputation: 1
Is there a html/css reader on pages?
Is there some sort of software, where I can go on a website and see all the html and css it consists of?
btw: I want to use it for learning (not to copy - I'm not near trying to create a website yet), and see how people make their websites.
Thanks
Upvotes: 0
Views: 52
Answers (1)
Ilan P
Reputation: 1792
Have you considered the Google Chrome inspector? your browser is technically the software you're looking for.
Open Google Chrome -> hit Ctrl + Shift + I -> Go to a website and on the Network tab of Developer Tools you'll see all the site's dependencies such as CSS/JS, etc. You can view or save them directly from there.
Upvotes: 4
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