In Chrome and Firefox, you can view a web page’s source code directly by typing into the URL bar:
view-source:[webpage address goes here]
for example:
view-source:http://www.example.com
And that will load the source code without actually loading the HTML. This is useful if you don’t want any popups or malicious code to execute, or you’re debugging a webpage.
By Chongchen Saelee
OK. Let me show you how I do HTML5 for best speed and conformity. Check this:
To begin, the first thing you need to know about HTML files is that they contain only strings or text. They cannot be binary data like other kinds of files. Ironically, it’s binary anyway, but HTML data is required to be interpreted as text or string only.
So open your favorite string/text editor, such as Notepad or Notepad++, and create a new blank text file. You will be typing in the bare minimum text to structure a HTML file (the proper way anyway). (more…)