How to pull a specific fragment from a third-party site?

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Hishmen2017-08-19 17:59:59

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Hishmen, 2017-08-19 17:59:59

How to extract a block from a third-party site with its functionality and without unnecessary stuff?
I need such a thing for a site for before and after photos like here: counter-strike.net/reintroducing_nuke
can I somehow extract it or make it myself?
Thank you in advance!

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Exploding, 2017-08-19
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www.zurb.com/playground/twentytwenty

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Pavel Kornilov, 2017-08-19
@KorniloFF

Without hacking the site, it is impossible to pull out the back-end functionality from it. You can parse the site, but you will only get the results that the server issues on request.
It is possible to pull out the front-end, but it also involves understanding the architecture of a particular site.

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Viktor Taran, 2017-08-19
@shambler81

simple parsing will not help, because the js script generates html code and you get an already compiled piece of code and it is useless as a source code.
How can I get the effect.
In 99% of cases, libraries are used.
But what js scripts and their names, as a rule, no one hides.
From these scripts, you can determine which of them is responsible for this effect.