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Nicolas Baria
432 PointsIs it possible to view Nick's code as the videos progress?
It would be helpful to be able to view Nick's code (in a downloadable document, for instance) as the lessons progress. I've spent a lot of time going back and forth through videos looking for discrepancies between his code and mine, and I'm not always able to find the answers. Is there a place we can view his code for every lesson?
3 Answers
Abe Layee
8,378 PointsTry downloading the project folder under the video section. It contains the code for each chapter.
Nicolas Baria
432 PointsDo you know the file name? To clarify, there is an index.html file, but it's just a copy of Nick's website. I'd like to see the actual code. There are css files with the actual code, but not html
brettbeaubien
9,611 PointsTo see the actual code you would need to open the index.html file in a code editor. If you just double click on the index.html icon then it will open a web browser.
On the website itself, if you want to see the code you can also right click and in chrome select inspect element or in firefox select view page source and that should help you see the code.
Nicolas Baria
432 PointsNicolas Baria
432 PointsIs it for every chapter and every video? For example, if I go to the "how to make a website/take a mobile first approach" chapter, the project file only has the photo files for the website and the normalize and main css code, but the index html code isn't in the project folder - or at least, I don't see it in there. The index html is the code I'm having trouble following at this point...