Red dots in the sidebar , indicating the errored file and all folders that contain it. That way if a file is a few levels deep, you’ll always be able to follow the dots down to find it. In the new logs, which show you the complete error output and includes a button to jump to that file.
Read moreWhat is forking a pen in CodePen?
Jump to Docs Navigation. A fork is a complete copy of a Pen or Project that you can save to your own account and modify . Your forked copy comes with everything the original author wrote, including all of the code and any dependencies.
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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.
Read moreCan I use CodePen code for free?
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 moreHow do you clone a 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 moreHow do you clone a 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 moreWhat is forking a pen in CodePen?
Jump to Docs Navigation. A fork is a complete copy of a Pen or Project that you can save to your own account and modify . Your forked copy comes with everything the original author wrote, including all of the code and any dependencies.
Read more