The Wix stage is based on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. These are open-source advances, and that implies that the source code is accessible for anybody to view and utilize. Nonetheless, the Wix stage conceals the source code from clients. This is finished for two reasons: first, to make it more straightforward for clients to construct sites without getting the hang of coding; and second, to keep clients from inadvertently breaking their site by adjusting the code. Regardless of the way that the Wix stage conceals the source code from clients, getting to it is as yet conceivable. There are two methods for doing this: through the Designer Devices in your internet browser, or by utilizing an outsider device, for example, Web Engineer Devices for Chrome. The Engineer Apparatuses in your internet browser is intended for designers to test sites and web applications. They are not planned for general clients. Nonetheless, if you know how to utilize them, they can be an extraordinary method for getting to the Wix source code. To get to the Engineer Apparatuses in Google Chrome, open your site in Chrome and press F12 on your console. This will open the Designer Instruments board. Click on the "Sources" tab and you will see the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code that makes up your site.