About code export..

Well…we could use a little bit more detailed information as to what you are trying to export and what you are trying to accomplish but in general terms…..

WebFlow is not a requirement of Verge3d. You can write your own code by hand, use a different IDE, etc and export code from any of the solutions. Webflow offers a free account and uses blocks which makes it super simple. But if you already know how to code…I wouldn’t use it either. But you don’t have to export code from WebFlow. You can just copy and paste the CSS and the HTML into new documents you have locally and use them. You don’t need a WebFlow account either.
Its just dependent on your goals.

You could even write your own HTML and CSS inside of Verge if desired.

I have been where you are and also did this tutorial a very long time ago. I just checked and things have changed. You will need the Lite version to do an “export code” now. They have blocked all ways to get to the clean source without this.

There are free online coded editors like https://codepen.io/pen/ you can search for these online. There are other online editors like WebFlow as well.

The good news…if you are using version 3.8 and you are just looking at using simple menus…you might want to just use the type of menu systems found in the E-learning demo that ships with Verge3d. No coding necessary and it works well.

On the other hand if you are looking at expanding your understanding, I suggest just biting the bullet, pay for a month for $6 and go through the tutorials. You will be happy you did.

Once you are through with the tutorial turn of Webflow and find a solution that works for you.