>Whilst being a nice and very moral answer - >it doesn't answer the question at hand. Hiding HTML code is a non-question. It can't be done. Hiding the CGI and other things that produce a page on the fly is possible, but the HTML they create is not hideable. >I have seen it done on other sites - so there must be >some way of hiding the source for a page. >Does anyone know how to do this? There are pages that use cheap tricks, like putting many lines of paragraph returns before the HTML starts, to make it look like there is no HTML code, but the truth of the way the Web works is that your server HAS to send my browser the HTML code so the page will show up on my screen. Once it is here, I can save it to a file and look at it with anything I want.
