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This article addresses frequently asked questions regarding the Weebly platform migration and its features.

When was my Weebly migrated, and why?

Your version of Weebly was migrated in the first two weeks of December 2015.
We want to make sure you have access to the latest and best tools available from our partners. The new version of Weebly not only gives you more features and functionality but also allows you to keep up with the latest version of Weebly going forward.

No, it will not cost you anything additional.
For customers with Premium and Ecommerce, we've combined these plans into one, so you'll see one item on your bill going forward on the renewal date of your Premium plan.

If you are using an old theme, you can continue to use it as long as you want.
If you choose to use a new theme, you will have access to your old theme in the 'Recently Used' section of the Theme Gallery for 6 months. After that, the old theme will no longer be available.
For anyone using the old themes with the mobile-only view, please note that the mobile theme editor no longer allows you to edit the mobile site directly. Instead, it now pulls branding, header, and footer content from the desktop view of the site.

Weebly's brand-new themes have been built from the ground up using the latest web technologies to provide a fully seamless experience when using your site across desktop, tablet, and smartphone devices. They've chosen to focus their energies on crafting a smaller number of high-quality themes, which also provide a lot more flexibility than their previous themes.

The Store Tab
The items in this new tab provide full control over your new Weebly storefront—from product creation to shipping configuration, payment processing, and order management.
Pages in Sidebar
Pages are now created and managed via a new sidebar interface that doesn't hide the page that's being edited. It's a much more seamless experience to move between and edit pages now.
Theme Gallery
The updated theme gallery makes it much easier to navigate the available themes, view recently used themes, and manage custom themes.
New Element Options UI
All drag-and-drop elements have an updated option interface that makes setting element options much easier.

The membership feature restricts access to certain sections of your site unless a visitor has an approved member account.

The site owner can create a member list manually or by importing a CSV file.
Sites using the Business plan can enable visitors to request membership registration directly on the site. Approval of the request can be automatic, or the site owner can manually approve all requests.
Membership allows for the creation of Groups that certain members can belong to. Groups can each be given access to different areas of the site.

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