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Collab Mode is a PRO feature of CodePen that allows more than one person to edit a Pen at the same time . If you’ve ever used collaborative editing in Google Docs, it’s a lot like that!
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To add a preprocessor to your Pen, click the settings “gear” icon at the top of the CSS editor panel . The Pen Settings will open with the CSS tab automatically selected. You can also open Pen Settings from the button in the header.
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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.
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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.
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So there are 2 ways to download code from CodePen.
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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. Press it, and your JavaScript will run!
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