IWeb problem... reverting to original

Hello there everyone
I hope I am posting in the right place... please redirect me if not... thank you.
I have a problem that requires someone with knowledge of the iWeb application. It's a bit lengthy to write so please bear with me and read on.
I have created a website (no.1) and published, no problem.
I have created a website (no.2) and not published, no problem.
I have created a website (no.3) and published, no problem. However, this was set up as a temporary measure. I published it prior to creating the 'real' site which I have today been working on. Rather than set up a new site for this 'real' one, I decided to simply edit the No. 3 site. I have not saved or published it yet. Since editing it, I have been asked to leave the original site as it is and so I have simply created site No.4 and have copied and pasted the edited version of No.3 to site No.4. I have not saved or published this latter site.
The problem I have met and need help with is...
I clicked on site no.3 and then went to File -> revert to saved.
It came up with a box saying 'do you want to revert to the most recently saved version of the document "Domain.sites2"? Your current changes will be lost.
Well, I was hoping it would refer to site no.3. As it doesn't, I have no idea what will happen if I click the 'Revert' option.
I want to keep the original site no.3 and the now new site no.4.
Can anyone help me sort this out please? I will be very grateful for any suggestions as i'm a bit desperate!!! (hours of work involved here gasp!)
Many thanks in advance
Merry x

You can't do what you want to do. Although the horse is out of the barn you should have duplicated site 3, renamed it site 4 and made the edits directly to site 4. The revert to saved means the domain file as it existed when you opened it (since you haven't made any saves since then).
Try the following: without saving or closing iWeb go to your User/Library/Application Support/iWeb folder and duplicate the domain file there. That will contain sites 1-3 as they existed when you opened iWeb. Go back to iWeb and save. Now go back to the User/Library/Application Support/iWeb folder and double click on the Domain copy.sites2 folder. When it opens delete sites 1 and 2, leaving site 3.
Download iWebSites and merge the two domain files together. Then you can go in and delete the edited site 3 leaving site 1, site 2, the original site 3 and site 4.
If you plan on publishing multiple sites this might be of some help: I use iWebSites to manage multiple sites.. It lets me create multiple sites and multiple domain files.
If you have multiple sites in one domain file here's the workflow I used to split them into individual site files with iWebSites. Be sure to make a backup copy of your original Domain.sites files before starting the splitting process.
This lets me edit several sites and only republish the one I want.
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