How to copy the html of a website
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Hello,
I wanted to create a website, so I made one on Wix because I don't think I know enough about HTML to create my own site. While creating my site on Wix, I noticed that I have to pay for the domain, which costs about 6 euros with ads and everything, depending on the subscription. I find that a bit too expensive, so I'm looking to see if it's possible to copy all the HTML and CSS code to have an identical site on another cheaper host. Here is the site.
Best regards.
I wanted to create a website, so I made one on Wix because I don't think I know enough about HTML to create my own site. While creating my site on Wix, I noticed that I have to pay for the domain, which costs about 6 euros with ads and everything, depending on the subscription. I find that a bit too expensive, so I'm looking to see if it's possible to copy all the HTML and CSS code to have an identical site on another cheaper host. Here is the site.
Best regards.
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Hello,
you can right-click > View Page Source and you will get the generated HTML code. By searching through the header lines, you will find the link to the css stylesheet, and by clicking on it you can view it (but without spaces or formatting, so quite unreadable).
However, websites often use PHP for processing, and you cannot access this code, as it simply generates HTML.
you can right-click > View Page Source and you will get the generated HTML code. By searching through the header lines, you will find the link to the css stylesheet, and by clicking on it you can view it (but without spaces or formatting, so quite unreadable).
However, websites often use PHP for processing, and you cannot access this code, as it simply generates HTML.