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 you copy CodePen?
We encourage you to read that in full, but in brief, people are free to copy it and their copy can be copied as well . There are many reasons for this, one of which is that it’s kind of awesome to browse CodePen knowing everything is usable for anything you want.
Read moreHow do you copy CodePen in HTML?
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 get the console 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.
Read moreHow do I update CodePen?
If you don’t want to update your project preview on on each save, you can enable a separate Run button in your Project Settings. Set the radio button under “Preview Updating” to “I want to use a run button to update” . After you save that setting, a “Run” button and “Save All” button will appear in the header.
Read moreHow do I use a CodePen code locally?
First go to the Pen you are interested in forking. Then click on the fork button located at the bottom right hand corner. Once you fork the Pen, then it will create a copy for your CodePen account. Make sure to hit the save button and you can start modifying the code from there.
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