Usually you can right click on the webpage itself and on the drop down menu, there should be an option to 'View Source'. That would yield all source code to the website. However, most have this option blocked because there is copyright infringement. Or, if it isn't copywritten, they just don't want their stuff stolen. After you have source code, it's just a matter of copying and pasting into your own text editor (what's used to type your code into) and that's about it.
you also may see in the head of the code this... <link rel="stylesheet" href="/ui/stylesheet.css" type="text/css" media="screen">... this means that they're linking to a style sheet, and the code you c/p will look completely wrong, to get that sheet type in www.thewebsite.com/ui/stylesheet.css and you'll get the styl;e sheet, save it as a seperate document, as whatever it was called, in this case stylesheet.css
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save the html file you wish to copy. if your using windows, right click it then open it with notepad. copy and paste all the way.
Usually you can right click on the webpage itself and on the drop down menu, there should be an option to 'View Source'. That would yield all source code to the website. However, most have this option blocked because there is copyright infringement. Or, if it isn't copywritten, they just don't want their stuff stolen. After you have source code, it's just a matter of copying and pasting into your own text editor (what's used to type your code into) and that's about it.
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Brandon
Right click
Select view source
copy code
paste code
you also may see in the head of the code this... <link rel="stylesheet" href="/ui/stylesheet.css" type="text/css" media="screen">... this means that they're linking to a style sheet, and the code you c/p will look completely wrong, to get that sheet type in www.thewebsite.com/ui/stylesheet.css and you'll get the styl;e sheet, save it as a seperate document, as whatever it was called, in this case stylesheet.css