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Thanks for the link. &nbsp;It seems to be mainly about getting blog info out of one database and using XML ti put it into another site, though. &nbsp;I'm not sure Visual Composer even keeps page data in the database. &nbsp;It seems to mainly insert shortcodes that get implemented by PHP somewhere. &nbsp;Maybe the Visual Composer people &nbsp;have some ideas. &nbsp;Thanks anyway.
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Thanks for the input. &nbsp;I think the best way forward is to copy the images to the new site and then &nbsp;just rebuild the page manually, using the same tools I used to build the first version, i.e., Visual Composer and Ultimate AddOns. &nbsp;I split the points.
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Suppose I create a new page in my WordPress system and design it with Visual Composer and Ultimate AddOns, adding lots Visual Composer and Ultimate AddOns elements, using all the styling available from Visual Composer and Ultimate AddOns for their elements. &nbsp;Now I want to copy that page to another WordPress install. &nbsp;What do I copy? &nbsp;What is it that encapsulates all those elements and styling?<br />
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Suppose I create a new page in my WordPress system and design it with Visual Composer and Ultimate AddOns, adding lots Visual Composer and Ultimate AddOns elements, using all the styling available from Visual Composer and Ultimate AddOns for their elements.  Now I want to copy that page to another WordPress install.  What do I copy?  What is it that encapsulates all those elements and styling?

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