May 4, 201511 yr So recently I was looking at some well-designed websites, with the functionality that I want to achieve / learn. However, the problem is, that even though I manage to download the complete website (most recently I was using Scrapbook from Firefox), the website is not fully functional. Seems like the JS isn't working.. For example, a page like this. When downloaded, the animations, progressive loading etc. are missing. I am guessing it's using Ajax to communicate with the server then? Or what's the reason? Is there a way to get it working? Cheers.
May 6, 201511 yr Author This is a WordPress theme, I would recommend you purchasing the theme from here. oh, thank you. I wouldn't have guessed that without you
May 6, 201511 yr Looking at the source all the links are absolute; some find & replace voodoo to make the links relative will allow it to function.
May 6, 201511 yr Use the chrome developer tools to see how things are working. If you just download somebodys site and hack away at it, that is still a form of plagarism.
May 6, 201511 yr Author Use the chrome developer tools to see how things are working. If you just download somebodys site and hack away at it, that is still a form of plagarism. Ye, that's what I am doing just now.. it isn't plagiarism as long as I don't replicate/publish or profit from it.
May 6, 201511 yr Ye, that's what I am doing just now.. it isn't plagiarism as long as I don't replicate/publish or profit from it. You're right, it isn't But plagarism is rife in this industry so I am always keen to push that we can use others work for inspiration but not to blindly copy, there's a massive open source community where we can copy code
May 6, 201511 yr @@mccloud I can't send pm's find and replace so http://www.livelygreen.com/themes/highgrove/wp-content/themes/highgrove/css/woocommerce.css?ver=4.2.1 becomes ./themes/highgrove/wp-content/themes/highgrove/css/woocommerce.css?ver=4.2.1 etc.
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