Debug Mode is a feature we designed for—you guessed it—debugging your code . The debug view of your Pen shows you the result of your code without the CodePen frame around it. It makes it easier to focus in on what’s going on with your code as you wrote it, since you can rule out any CodePen influence.
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We focus primarily on front-end languages like HTML, CSS, JavaScript , and preprocessing syntaxes that turn into those things. We say social, because CodePen is a community. Most creations on CodePen are public and open source.
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