How do you find out what the HTML code is of webpage you're viewing?

Also: Is it legal to copy html code from another website?

How do you find out what the HTML code is of webpage you're viewing?
In Internet Explorer: Right-click and click on View Source to get a box with the HTML.





In Firefox: Right-click and click on View Page Source.





Its legality is somewhat of a gray area; using it for learning purposes is fine, but blatantly copying someone else's code without asking them and referencing them violates copyright law.





Note: in well-written webpages, this won't include the CSS (layout) code, so it may be slightly useless for trying to copy a design. For that, you have to find the stylesheet link that'll be near the top of the page, and it'll say something like http://blah.com/blah/blah3.css; this is a CSS file that you can download that will contain the layout code.
Reply:right click on the webpage and go to view source a txt box will pop up with the code and it is perfectly legal or you wouldnt be able to get it.
Reply:In Internet Explorer, go to "View --%26gt; Source". This process is similar in other browsers.


Also, if you are using the html code as if you are its author, then it is illegal.

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