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This is some basic info about moving last year’s LAF site to the Archive, and updating the site for this year’s Festival

First, create a new laf-archive folder:
1. Inside the folder “laf-archive,” create a new folder for the year of the LAF to be archived (e.g., “2023”)
2. COPY (don’t move) the files and subfolders from the litery-arts-fest folder to the new folder you just created in laf-archive. Note: you won’t be able to copy files with illegal characters (underscore) such as the navigation file (._nav) and the properties file (._props), but Deanna Thompson can do that for you. Just ask her. 
3. In the new folder you’ve created inside laf-archive, create a new content page.
4. Open and edit the index.pcf file you copied over from the literary-arts-fest folder, then toggle to its source code using the “< >” icon. Copy all of its source code, then close the file.
5. Open and edit the new content page you created, toggle to its source code, and replace it with the copied source code. Save and close the new content page. It should look just like the index page now (but check for broken links/images).
6. Delete the index page in the archive folder. (Don’t delete it from the literary-arts-fest folder, though!!!)
7. Rename the new content page “index”. 

WHY DO ALL THIS?
When updating the new LAF site in literary-arts-fest, you must use the existing index file to edit it. You can create new content pages and assets folders as you like, but the index files containts the same Dependency tag that the short URL redirect, grossmont.edu/laf, uses. Otherwise, you’ll get a “File not Found” error when you publish the site.