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How to View Website Source Code

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How to View Website Source Code

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A pageview is an Internet request to display a single HTML file from a website. It’s often abbreviated as PV or page impression. A pageview has several different definitions, but the simplest of these is the request to view one webpage on a website. In business, a pageview is commonly referred to as a PV.

In less than two seconds, users form their first impression of a website. On average, they spend 2.6 seconds scanning a website. In that time, they focus on a particular section and decide whether to read on. This decision is based on the way a page is structured. If the structure is not eye-catching, a reader will scroll away or move on to the next page.

The HTML code of a website is written in a language known as HTML. The HTML code consists of original text and HTML tags. Having access to the source code can help you determine where any errors are. Alternatively, viewing a website’s HTML source code can help you optimize your website for search engines, troubleshoot technical problems, and to better understand the HTML behind your website. Regardless of your purpose, here are some easy ways to view the source code of a website.

Once you have a website set up, you can view it from different devices. A desktop view shows all posts and pages, while a tablet and mobile view show smaller elements and are more readable and clickable. It’s important to test a site in these different views to see if the links are still clickable and the assets are still visible.

When viewing a website on your iPad, you can click the Toggle Device Toolbar button, which looks like a mobile phone or tablet. This action will activate the mobile view. The toolbar has built-in device defaults, which automatically adjust to the device’s screen dimensions. The button is also available on iPad Pro.