4.0 Delete a Content Entry
Content Entries are similar to Data Feed Items from v3.3, which have been removed
Users must be granted the Content editor permission by an administrator to access Content Entries.
👥 User Journey
Delete a Content Entry User Journey
📋 Setup
Select a Task
In the side menu, click Library
In the sub-menu that appears, click Content entries
In the header bar, click the expander arrow if the filter options are hidden
📘 Steps
Delete a single Content Entry
On the Content Entry to delete, click the Delete icon
Click Yes to confirm
The Content Entry is deleted from the Content Entry Library
A success message is displayed at the bottom of the window
Delete multiple Content Entries
On the Content Entries to delete, select the checkboxes on their left-hand side
Click the Delete icon
Click Yes to confirm
The Content Entries are deleted from the Content Entry Library
A success message is displayed at the bottom of the window
Delete from the Content Entry Editor
Click the Edit icon on an existing Content Entry
For more information about editing Content Entries, see Edit a Content Entry
In the top-right, click the Delete button
Click Yes to confirm
You are returned to the Content Entry Library
The Content Entry is removed from the Content Entry Library
A success message is displayed at the bottom of the window
Warnings
This feature is Task-protected, which means that all changes and deletions can ultimately be recovered by discarding the Task and starting a new one; however, such changes should still be carefully considered – as abandoning a Task means abandoning the rest of its changes as well
Reference Links
Deleting a Content Entry does not delete the Content Entries it references
Deleting a Content Entry unlinks it from any Reference Link fields
Deleting a Content Entry removes it from any Reference Link Trees that link to it
Deleting a Content Entry in the middle of a chain of linked Content Entries disconnects the chain