HOW TO RIP OFF CUSTOM CSS AND PHP LANDING PAGES

[Heisenberg_7]

Hello everyone,
I have a question more oriented to landing page development. Does anyone know how to rip off, basically copy landing pages of a creator and Custo size it to personal needs, and use for lead generation by form.

 

[Funiki]

Landing pages? They are common built with HTML , CSS , JS and PHP for contact forms.

You can use HTTRack to get the code

 

[BlogPro]

Hello everyone,
I have a question more oriented to landing page development. Does anyone know how to rip off, basically copy landing pages of a creator and Custo size it to personal needs, and use for lead generation by form.

PHP is a server-side language. It doesn't render on the client side. (Clientside being your browser)

So you can use HTTrack or Cyotek to download the html, css, images, javascript that is rendered locally to your machine.

But the PHP logic (forms etc.) you will have to recode.

Please also be careful, you'll have to perform sanitisation on the downloaded HTML. By this, I mean, remove any tracking code from the original website as that will be downloaded as well. Some hardlinked images may still be pointing to the old URL, these will have to be localised as well. And you'll have to fix any deadlinks that may have worked originally on the site, but won't work anymore.

 

[drblade31]

Hello everyone,
I have a question more oriented to landing page development. Does anyone know how to rip off, basically copy landing pages of a creator and Custo size it to personal needs, and use for lead generation by form.

you mean css & html? php can't be downloaded, but for the design if you know html & css it should be easy for you, otherwise you might wanna look at a statis page downloaded but even with that depending on the type of the landing page you might still need to fix some broken stuff before using it

 

[rayfiftytwo]

PHP is a server-side language. It doesn't render on the client side. (Clientside being your browser)

So you can use HTTrack or Cyotek to download the html, css, images, javascript that is rendered locally to your machine.

But the PHP logic (forms etc.) you will have to recode.

Please also be careful, you'll have to perform sanitisation on the downloaded HTML. By this, I mean, remove any tracking code from the original website as that will be downloaded as well. Some hardlinked images may still be pointing to the old URL, these will have to be localised as well. And you'll have to fix any deadlinks that may have worked originally on the site, but won't work anymore.

This is gold. Thank you. I'm a little late to the party here, but for the css and js, what's most efficient? Uploading to my own hosting and linking to there? Any insight very much appreciated. Thank you!

 

[seoking2009]

Yeah, hosting your CSS/JS on your own server is the best move — faster load times, no external dependency issues, and you stay fully in control.

 

[rayfiftytwo]

Yeah, hosting your CSS/JS on your own server is the best move — faster load times, no external dependency issues, and you stay fully in control.

Much appreciated. Thank you!