How do I get my React to work in CodePen?

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.

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).

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).

You can turn on autocomplete in your editor settings. Under “Editor Options”, check the “Autocomplete” check box . When autocomplete is enabled this way, you’ll see autocomplete suggestions as you type in the HTML, CSS, and JS panels of the editor.

After writing the code in the Online react editor you can simply click on the Run button to execute the code . The output for React IDE code can be viewed on the right-hand side in the Result section. To add an extra image, javascript or css file simply click the + plus button icon: Paste the code and name the file.

After writing the code in the Online react editor you can simply click on the Run button to execute the code . The output for React IDE code can be viewed on the right-hand side in the Result section. To add an extra image, javascript or css file simply click the + plus button icon: Paste the code and name the file.