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User: Frank C. 5 months ago
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Is there a way to actually view all the assets instead of clicking the eyeball next to them one at a time? I have a massive website overhaul I have to do and I need to delete TONS of assets at once. Regards, -Frank C. |
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User: EverWeb Support 5 months ago
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Hi Frank, Yes, you can manage and delete multiple assets at once directly within EverWeb. To view them in bulk, go to the Assets tab on the right side of your EverWeb window. From there, you can use standard keyboard shortcuts to select multiple files at once: * To select a range of assets: Click the first asset, hold down the Shift key, and click the last asset in the list. * To select specific individual assets: Hold down the Command (Cmd) key while clicking on each asset you want to choose. Once you have the assets selected, simply right-click (or Control-click) and select Delete to remove them from your project all at once. *Important Note:* Please double-check your selections before deleting, as EverWeb will remove the files immediately without checking if they are currently active on your pages, which could result in broken links or missing images on your live site. Last edit 5 months ago ------------------------------- EverWeb Customer Support Submit Tickets or Learn More |
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User: Frank C. 5 months ago
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Thanks, I know that trick, but I need to view the assets as I'm going along to make sure I'm deleting the RIGHT ones. As you can see in the screenshot, they're just "image numbers" basically so without clicking the eyeball on the right, I have no idea which one is which! EDIT: For some reason the image is failing to attach. Regards, -Frank C. Last edit 5 months ago |
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User: EverWeb Support 5 months ago
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Hi Frank, Alternatively, you can use the option that automatically finds and deletes all unused assets. To do this, navigate to the Assets tab on the right side of your window, click on the (...) menu icon, and select Find Unused Assets. From there, you can easily remove all the files that are no longer active in your project all at once. ------------------------------- EverWeb Customer Support Submit Tickets or Learn More |
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User: Frank C. 5 months ago
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Perfect thank you! I'll try that out! Regards, -Frank C. |
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