HTML Source Code Viewer Shows Web Page Code of Any Page You Choose
If you'd like t to see what makes up any web page, you can use The WebSite101 HTML Source Code Viewer, which lets you see the HTML code that renders any page in your browser. The code is displayed as a text document in a new window.
The small resulting text window is the HTML coding for any page
you enter the URL (domain name and page filename) for! Scan
through it and you'll recognize the text from the page you typed
into the text box, surrounded by "tags" that tell your browser
how to display things like text and background color, position,
size and graphics. It's pretty ugly stuff compared to what you
normally see on your screen!
View it if you'd like to look at this strange language, spoken
by only a few thousand web developers and which is useful
only on the web! Web page "authoring" software creates this
stuff behind the scenes.