Hi @doughballs,
That’s not really possible. It’s stored in post meta of the page/post and as serialized data. It’s not stored like that as a HTML (<div class="e121-164 x-section">...</div>
).
And serialized data shouldn’t be edited or touched since it’s system generated. You could corrupt it which will result to non-working page/post.
If you’re just planning to capture <div class="e121-164 x-section">...</div>
, then you can simply load the actual page using ajax and parse it as XML/HTML. Example, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48176377/scraping-a-webpage-that-uses-ajax. Though, we can’t provide customization or support related to this issue.
Thanks for understanding.