Ways to save your website?

Hi all —
I currently have a website up using iWeb on but would like to keep what I have and then design a new one and put that up for a while as a static page, then put the original back up. How do I "save" my current site and create a new one? Would I have to copy the source file somewhere then copy it back later? I didn't think iWeb worked like any other application i.e. saving a document with a name and creating a new one?
Any help appreciated.
Thanks

What you're referring to is like version control. iWeb doesn't have that natively but using iWebSites you can achieve a form of version control.
1 - download and run iWebSites.
2 - select your current site/domain file in iWS and click on the Duplicate button.
3 - select the duplicate site/domain file and rename it with a version number or date or whatever you need to identify it.
4 - select the original site/domain file in iWS, click on Default and open with iWeb. Now this will be the current or new site.
If you want to go back to an earlier version of the site select it in iWS and make it the Default with the button. Open it with iWeb and publish the entire site to replace the current online version.
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