As you create your pages, it's natural that you're going to try ideas that don't quite work out as you imagined.

Here are your options:

• Undo your changes during your editing session by using keyboard shortcuts.
• Or, you can use Heroic's Page Edit History panel and revert to an older version of your page

Using Keyboard Shortcuts

Undoing changes you just made is easy with keyboard shortcuts.

• On a Mac, hold the Command key and press Z to step back to previous versions.
• On Windows, hold the Ctrl key and press Z to step back to previous versions.

Each time you press the keyboard shortcut, another change will be reversed, until you're back at the beginning of the current editing page session.

Important: to RE-do a change you already UNDID, you can use:

• Ctrl-Shift-Z for Windows
• Command-Shift-Z for Mac

Accessing the Page Edit History panel

The Page Edit History panel is a visual way to view your list of edits to a particular page.

To access the Page Edit History panel:

• Click the Page icon in the left panel
• Locate the page for which you want to undo changes
• Click on the ... menu for that page

• Click on Edit History

The Edit History panel gives you a visual history of the edits you've made to a page over time.

The panel has 2 tabs: This Session and Previous Sessions.

By clicking on items on the This Session tab, you'll be able to reverse changes you made to your page in the current editing session. (In other words, if you make a bunch of changes, stop to make a coffee, and then continue, those will be considered different sessions.)

By clicking over to the on the Previous Sessions tab, you'll be able to access the version of your page at the end of previous editing sessions.