Question:
I want to change a part of websites source code and make a new web page using the edited html code. Possible?
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
I want to change a part of websites source code and make a new web page using the edited html code. Possible?
Seven answers:
?
2016-06-01 01:55:44 UTC
Other than what's been mentioned, I should note that anything that's executed server-side (like PHP, or really, anything but HTML, CSS or Javascript) can't be seen by the end-user. I should also say that I have no problem accessing the source code of that website, or copy+pasting it into an editor (Firefox3 on Linux). No matter what you do, someone can probably get around it. I just go ahead and release all of my code under the MIT license, because Open-Source is good (tm).
Gitlez
2010-04-03 13:37:05 UTC
Use the firebug extension for firefox. It allows you to change any sites source code, for your browser only.



If you are the owner of the page, simply download the file, change the code and then upload the file back to your server.
MsBittner
2010-04-03 13:36:43 UTC
Even if you could figure it out, that's copyright violation.



Why not use one of those cheap programs, or find a free place online, and design the whole site yourself?
coffee
2010-04-03 13:36:51 UTC
ok, u can copy the source code then edit it using visual studio or any program that makes web pages like dream weaver also,,,, is that what u r looking for ??
rm09803
2010-04-03 13:35:59 UTC
Copy the code into a text editor. I use "text wrangler", it works really well for Macs. If you own the webpage you're trying to make, then, after you edit the code, upload it with a new extention like "newfile.html", and make sure you link the old page to the new one, so people can find it. Hope this helps!
?
2010-04-03 13:33:27 UTC
u cant
2010-04-03 20:49:50 UTC
If you do not own the web site, you can NOT edit and change their web pages.



If you DO own the web site, then you already know how to make changes otherwise you would never have gorren the web pages online.



Ron


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