STHersey
03-26-2021
10:25 AM
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I need a hard copy of my web site. How do I do that?
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seicolegwr
03-26-2021
02:34 PM
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It depends what you mean by a copy of the website.
If you just mean the frontend (i.e., the actual visible content on the webpages) there are a number of software programs designed to do that. Best known are probably HTTrack and Cyotek. Both are free. Once you download onto your local drive you can print the individual pages. Another option, without downloading to your computer is to use Print Friendly. That's also free.
If you want the backend too you can download the webpage code by using Inspect/View Page Source right click on browsers (or software like Snappy Snippet extension in Chrome), but you're not going to get access to all of the server side source code (unless you're a very good hacker).
Hope this helps, Gary.