When I come across a Web page that has, for example, nicely formatted text, I’d like to view the page’s css stylesheet to see how they do it. Is this possible?
View the page’s source (usually View > Source in your browser). The CSS will most likely be in an external file, so look for a tag in the section called . If you then browse to something.css you will be able to see their style rules.
Note: make sure you’re not copying people’s sites verbatim! Viewing the source of other sites is a great way to learn, but should never be done to copy a site outright.
View source of the page. Find the page name of the CSS file. Type it into the browser. It’ll either show it or ask you to download it. Either way, you can view it.
May 6th, 2007 at 7:51 am
View the page’s source (usually View > Source in your browser). The CSS will most likely be in an external file, so look for a tag in the section called . If you then browse to something.css you will be able to see their style rules.
Note: make sure you’re not copying people’s sites verbatim! Viewing the source of other sites is a great way to learn, but should never be done to copy a site outright.
May 7th, 2007 at 8:52 am
View source of the page. Find the page name of the CSS file. Type it into the browser. It’ll either show it or ask you to download it. Either way, you can view it.