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Updated: Saturday, January 30, 2010 1:54 PM
iWeb Quick Tips & Tricks

What iWeb
Can & Can't Do.

iWeb is a great app for making simple to sometimes even intermediate websites but as always there's limitations...

Watch Out If You
Edit Your HTML Files!

You will lose .mac features such as comments and statistics. There are workarounds to this problem that can be found on iWebFAQ.com so don't stress out over it too much.
iWeb Site Of The Month:

Here is where a featured iWeb site will be listed every month. Sites are chosen as featured because of their individuality and creativity as well as for their attempts in making their sites look like they're not created with iWeb. Sites are chosen from the list of iWeb-created sites listed on iWebFAQ.com/iwebsites so make sure your site is listed if you want to be considered a feature on iWebFAQ.com. The site of the month for January 2009 is StopSuctionEntrapment.com

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Backup

Your iWeb Site is not stored not on your iDisk! It is stored on a file named Domain.sites in your ~/Home/Library/Application Support/iWeb/ Folder.

If , for whatever reason, you wipe your HD and/or lose this file (Get a new computer, Re-Install your OS, Stolen Laptop, Crashed HD, Etc.) without backing-up your Domain.sites file then you will have to re-build your iWeb sites from scratch again!

Of course you can edit your Published HTML files in a different program such as Dreamweaver or even Text Edit. You just can't edit Published HTML files in iWeb.

Use iWebBackup to backup your Domain file to a Blank CD or DVD. Despite what the "other" iWeb help sites claim, backing up your Domain.sites file to another folder on your computer is not really "backing it up"!

If your computer gets damaged, stolen and/or compromised beyond repair you lose all the file(s) with it but if you have your Domain.sites file burned onto a CD you have a true backup!

Download iWebBackup Here for free!


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