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I like the sound of that! How would I do that?
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Goto the auction and use the "View Source" function in your web browser. It should be a sub-menu of "View" in Firefox and Safari . . . and probably IE if that's what you use.
You'll then see a whole page of HTML code, scripts and the actual page content. Search for the phrase "
!-- Begin Description --", immediately below this is where the user added content begins. As you might expect, "
!-- End Description --" marks the end of the user added content.
Select and copy all of the "stuff" between the above two lines and paste into a page editor and you will effectively have that page layout. The links and paths to pictures and other content will not work and this is where you will add paths to the pictures you will use.
Re an editor, I have been using Dreamweaver for so long that I have no idea what a good simple editor is these days. IMO, Dreamweaver is overkill for this task unless you plan on getting into building pages and moving up to more involved jobs!
I bet some other folks will recommend something. I would recommend an app that is more design based and less coding based, meaning that you would work with what looked like a desktop publishing program while the program itself created the code. Are you on Mac or Windows?
I hope this helps!
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