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Denis2020-12-04 16:34:46
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Denis, 2020-12-04 16:34:46

How to copy the entire layout of the site?

There is a task to transfer the site from the constructor to any other solution that is not a constructor. wp, joomla, etc.
Accordingly, the first thing we want to do is pull the layout from the constructor. We are thinking of using wget. Then manually edit the resulting wget result. Remove all unnecessary. Pull the finished layout to the selected CMS.

Wondering if anyone has done something similar? How to properly approach this issue? Maybe there are ready-made solutions for this kind of problem?

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Sergey delphinpro, 2020-12-04
@delphinpro

If we are dealing with a constructor, then in most cases no wget will help.
And in general, copying, in principle, will not help.
Designers most often have terrible layout, sometimes even everything is laid out on absolutes.
And the only approach here is layout from scratch in the likeness. Sometimes copying some individual elements.
If you are lucky, and the constructor produces acceptable code, then in principle wget can help you.

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Artem Zolin, 2020-12-04
@artzolin

Some constructors like Tilda have some kind of export. Look. But, most likely, it will be a database, and you will have to typeset it yourself and practically from scratch
. For example, in WordPress, you will display a menu - your classes will not match. Widgets, pagination, breadcrumbs - the same thing. And it's much easier to change classes in css files than to parse kernel functions with filters

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Denis, 2020-12-04
@sidni

FeST1VaL 's comment is absolutely correct .
Just copy in parts, first insert the layout of the header into your template, then replace the static data with the dynamic data of your CMS (logo, phones ....) Also with the footer.
But the body itself is more complicated here, because there you need to watch js to transfer animation sliders and so on. and connect the appropriate libraries, or change to your own.

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