Contents Now Platform Capabilities Previous Topic Next Topic Copy a site Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Copy a site To create a new site quickly, you can copy an existing site. Before you beginRole required: content_admin or admin About this task The site copy option creates a complete standalone copy of the site and all its resources. If you are copying a site to create a second site, use this option after the first site is complete, tested, and production ready. This consideration is important because the blocks, CSS, and pages are duplicated to support the new site. There are various reasons why site copying is useful, such as site versioning, branding, or creating a backup. Images are not included when you use the Copy Site option. They are stored separately in the sys_attachments table. To copy just a few pages without duplicating all the resources (CSS, blocks, menus), use the page copy option. Page copy duplicates the page but not the resources used in the page. For more information, see Copy a page. Procedure Navigate to Content Management > Sites > [Site Name]. On the Site form, click Copy. In the dialog box that opens, type a name for the new site. This name is a prefix for all the site elements that are duplicated. Do not use Portal or CMS in the site name.A progress bar shows the copy process. When the process is complete, the Site form shows information for the new site. Related tasksCreate a site On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Copy a site To create a new site quickly, you can copy an existing site. Before you beginRole required: content_admin or admin About this task The site copy option creates a complete standalone copy of the site and all its resources. If you are copying a site to create a second site, use this option after the first site is complete, tested, and production ready. This consideration is important because the blocks, CSS, and pages are duplicated to support the new site. There are various reasons why site copying is useful, such as site versioning, branding, or creating a backup. Images are not included when you use the Copy Site option. They are stored separately in the sys_attachments table. To copy just a few pages without duplicating all the resources (CSS, blocks, menus), use the page copy option. Page copy duplicates the page but not the resources used in the page. For more information, see Copy a page. Procedure Navigate to Content Management > Sites > [Site Name]. On the Site form, click Copy. In the dialog box that opens, type a name for the new site. This name is a prefix for all the site elements that are duplicated. Do not use Portal or CMS in the site name.A progress bar shows the copy process. When the process is complete, the Site form shows information for the new site. Related tasksCreate a site
Copy a site To create a new site quickly, you can copy an existing site. Before you beginRole required: content_admin or admin About this task The site copy option creates a complete standalone copy of the site and all its resources. If you are copying a site to create a second site, use this option after the first site is complete, tested, and production ready. This consideration is important because the blocks, CSS, and pages are duplicated to support the new site. There are various reasons why site copying is useful, such as site versioning, branding, or creating a backup. Images are not included when you use the Copy Site option. They are stored separately in the sys_attachments table. To copy just a few pages without duplicating all the resources (CSS, blocks, menus), use the page copy option. Page copy duplicates the page but not the resources used in the page. For more information, see Copy a page. Procedure Navigate to Content Management > Sites > [Site Name]. On the Site form, click Copy. In the dialog box that opens, type a name for the new site. This name is a prefix for all the site elements that are duplicated. Do not use Portal or CMS in the site name.A progress bar shows the copy process. When the process is complete, the Site form shows information for the new site. Related tasksCreate a site
