lucy24 - 11:36 pm on Jan 15, 2013 (gmt 0)

I mean not from your backups ... If your pages are html, cut and paste the html code over from a 'view source' in your browser.

This is going to sound recursive, but what does "backups" mean? To me it means the files on my personal hard drive where I do the editing. Even with a (truthful) .html extension their content isn't necessarily the same as the "view source" content, because HTML source shows the finished page where the original code might have "include {blahblah}".

Further question for OP: Aside from the pages, are there any databases involved? That's a whole nother area of potential mess. When I read "five pages" I assumed small site, but that's not automatically the case. One site I visit regularly has only about three* user-visible pages-- along with a humongous database behind the scenes.


* It's really at least ten, but that's got more to do with coding style than user interface.