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  1. helsinkilegend, May 29, 2007

    helsinkilegend macrumors newbie

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    i'm trying to build a basic web site in iWeb at the moment. the problem i have is that while i was building my site i tried to start building another using iWeb thinking that i cold return to the first one at any time. this was however not the case as i can no longer return to my original site that i want to work on. if anyone knows how to bring my old site back into iWeb so i can continue to work on it, it will be much appreciated. i published it to a folder before i left it last time, and i hae tried to drag that folder into iWeb but i didn't work. i also tried to select the 'revert to saved' option under the file bar in iWeb but i was unable to make that selection.

    can anyone help?
     
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  2. Silver-Fox, May 29, 2007

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    when i make a new site in iweb, it comes under the name of site 2 in the left hand side and my previous site is still there and i can edit it, im not sure why this has happened to you
     
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  3. speakerwizard, May 29, 2007

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    what you need to do is go to:
    Library/application support/iWeb/
    in the finder and create as many folders as you want websites (name accordingly, then duplicate the 'Domain' document in to each of these folders, now instead of launching from the iweb icon, launch from the individual domain document, this way only one page will load up at a time and publish at a time (if you do launch from iweb icon/dock it will launch the one you last opened), hope this helps
     
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  4. lamiavia, Jun 12, 2007

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    Multiple sites

    In my opinion, the best solution by far is Chris Greggs "iWEBSITES".

    This enables you to work with an unlimited number of iWEB sites.

    I have tons of iweb sites, and I certainly couldn´t live without this litte app.

    I see Chris has made several updates, but I´m still using version 1.1
    It gets the job done.
     
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  5. Eraserhead, Jun 12, 2007

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