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So, my above statement would not get the ENTIRE website? &nbsp;Unless I did something like --level=9999999
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default level is 5. It is sufficient for most of sites.<br />
However, you found missing link or image, then you might want to increase the level number.
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So I understand if I want to make an entire site available for offline viewing I can do:<br />
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wget http://www.mysite.com&nbsp;--convert-links --recursive<br />
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But how could I make part of a site available for offline viewing, such as:<br />
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<a href="http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/topten" rel="ugc">http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/topten</a><br />
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Say I want that page and all the pages if you click on people's faces.
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So I understand if I want to make an entire site available for offline viewing I can do:

wget http://www.mysite.com --convert-links --recursive

But how could I make part of a site available for offline viewing, such as:

http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/topten

Say I want that page and all the pages if you click on people's faces.

wget only part of site

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