So there are 2 ways to download code from CodePen.
Read moreHow do I download from CodePen?
Open your pen in CodePen and click export . In the way I have set up my view, the Export button is in the bottom right corner, next to “share”. Yours may be located somewhere else. Clicking export will download a zip file.
Read moreHow do you copy a pen on CodePen?
You can duplicate any prototype on CodePen. This includes your own pens and the prototypes created by others. To duplicate a pen, click the Fork button in the top right .
Read moreCan we use CodePen code?
The gist of it is open source. Anyone can use the code you put on CodePen for whatever they wish – but if they do – that code also must have this same license. This is to encourage open sharing of code. Remember that any code you post on CodePen should be compatible with this license or it is subject to removal.
Read moreWhy doesn’t my CodePen have a run button?
You may not want your JavaScript to re-execute every time you press a key . To turn that off, open the JavaScript settings and UN-check the Auto Run? checkbox. When that setting is un-checked, you’ll see a Run button exposed that you need to explicitly press in order to re-run the JavaScript.
Read moreHow do I use CodePen console?
In a desktop browser, click the the “Console” button at the bottom of the Editor to open the console . The console will open up at the bottom of the preview panel. If you’ve selected a custom theme for your editor, the console will also use that theme.
Read moreHow do you run something in CodePen?
By default, every time you save your project runs and automatically updates the preview. You can save and run your project by clicking the “Save All + Run” button in the header . You can also use the keyboard shortcut to save your current file (Command + S for Mac, CTRL + S for PC).
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