There might be a “generator” meta tag (Freeway does this) but the author may have also intentionally removed it or any other reference. Or yes, it could be hand-coded or some other reason. Not every tool/application/designer puts their “made with” stamp in the source code.
Todd
THere are a few sites I can not find what they are - does that mean they are hand coded or where do I look
Also, embrace Safari’s new Developer tools – especially the Inspect
Element… Right or control-click a page element and you not only zoom to
that element in a code window, but can see and edit which styles apply to
it. Of course, the edits are not “real” or permanent, and disappear the
moment you refresh a page. But it is my favorite snooping/troubleshooting
tool so far.
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Ernie Simpson
On Fri, Feb 22, 2013 at 12:35 PM, Todd email@hidden wrote:
There might be a “generator” meta tag (Freeway does this) but the author
may have also intentionally removed it or any other reference. Or yes, it
could be hand-coded or some other reason. Not every
tool/application/designer puts their “made with” stamp in the source code.
On Feb 22, 2013, at 12:45 PM, Ernie Simpson email@hidden wrote:
Also, embrace Safari’s new Developer tools – especially the Inspect
Element… Right or control-click a page element and you not only zoom to
that element in a code window, but can see and edit which styles apply to
it. Of course, the edits are not “real” or permanent, and disappear the
moment you refresh a page. But it is my favorite snooping/troubleshooting
tool so far.
–
Ernie Simpson
On Fri, Feb 22, 2013 at 12:35 PM, Todd email@hidden wrote:
There might be a “generator” meta tag (Freeway does this) but the author
may have also intentionally removed it or any other reference. Or yes, it
could be hand-coded or some other reason. Not every
tool/application/designer puts their “made with” stamp in the source code.