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Friday, December 1, 2006

Reverting to Classic From Layout

1. Go into Dashboard.
2. Click on Layout.
3. Click on Edit HTML.
4. At the far left bottom under the template,
5. Click where it says, "Revert to Classic Template."
6. There is also the option below it to "View Classic Template".


[Screenshot of template page below.]



See also Peter's post on reverting or Chuck's post on it.

CAUTION: You will probably lose your page elements if you revert to the Classic template. Although it's possible to then "upgrade" to the Layout template again, you won't get your page elements back. What's lost will probably stay lost.

See the post concerning this hazard at When Reverting to Classic Template Was A Big Mistake"
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  1. AnonymousFebruary 8, 2009 at 11:19 AM

    I understand what u are saying about clicking the revert to old template button...but no such button exsits on my page...
    it has three buttons, save changes, prview and clear edits.. and that is it..i can not scroll further down and no revert related button exists...
    thanks anyway..

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  2. AnonymousFebruary 8, 2009 at 3:17 PM

    If you don't have those options at the bottom and if you are indeed NOT on a Classic template, first guess might be that you should clear the cache and cookies. Missing links some reappear when you do that one time or more.

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