Any way to download a sites CSS images?

Question

I occassionally have to download clients sites from various
server using HTTP. Typically I use a unix app called wget, however
this app doesn't grab images that are specified in CSS documents. I
usually have to download each image via my web browser, which is a
pain in the butt. Does anyone know of any unix or mac utilities --
or dreamweaver plugins -- that will download an entire site --
including background and rollover images that are specified in css
documents? I usually don't have ftp access to these sites.

Answer 1

> If you've found a way to get the dynamic code from the
resulting HTML
> code, we'd be quite interested in talking to you about
that. ;-)
So would the NSA....
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> Murray *ACE* wrote:
>>> gets dynamic sites too.
>>
>> Gets them as static pages, though.
>
> Yes, the content of the dynamically generated pages that
are spidered will
> be the "static" HTML that is sent to the browser. If
you've found a way to
> get the dynamic code from the resulting HTML code, we'd
be quite
> interested in talking to you about that. ;-)
>
>> A much simpler way to do this is to just browse to
the page using
>> Firefox, use TOOLS | Page Info > Media, and you
will see a list of all
>> the images on the page, which you can select and
save as desired.
>
> Great tip Murray, I wasn't aware of that, thanks.
>
>
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