The source code for the current page that you are viewing should now be displayed by Opera's built-in source viewer, which is opened in a new browser tab or window. Opera displays different types of code in different colors, similar to most HTML editors and other programming environments. For example, JavaScript code is displayed in red text while standard HTML tags are displayed in blue.
How to View And Edit Page Source In Opera 9 For Windows
By Scott Orgera, About.com
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- Open Your Opera Browser
- The View Menu
- Page Source
- Edit Source
- Save Source
- View Source With External Application (Part 1)
- View Source With External Application (Part 2)
- View Source With External Application (Part 3)
- View Source With External Application (Part 4)
- View Source With External Application (Part 5)
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