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Old 08-25-2013, 03:58 PM   #7
AlPe
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if you look at the source code of one article page, you will notice that the useful stuff is contained within two comments:

Code:
<div id="aueditable"><!--DO NOT MODIFY THIS LINE AND ABOVE-->
<h1>Abduction</h1><div id="pubinfo"><em>First published Wed Mar 9, 2011</em></div>
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</div><!-- #aueditable --><!--DO NOT MODIFY THIS LINE AND BELOW-->
MY suggestion is to download every article, then grab the part of the source within those comments, and create your own header/footer, and a CSS where you will use the classes defined in the original CSS of the SEoP articles.
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