Trash
A deleted page goes to the trash, and restoring it puts it back where it was.
Deleting
- Press ⋯ → Move to trash (휴지통으로 이동) on a sidebar row, or Move to trash in the page menu.
- Sub-pages go with it. A sub-page you had deleted separately before stays in the trash as it was.
- You stay on the page you were reading. If that page went too, you go to the page above the one you deleted, or Home when it was at the top.
- Database entries are deleted and restored the same way.
Restoring
Open Trash (휴지통) in the sidebar. Press Confirm restore (복원 확인) beside a page, check the pages that will come back with it, and Restore (복원) it: it returns to where it was, and the sub-pages deleted with it return too. If its former parent is still in the trash, the row says "Restore its parent page first." and Confirm restore is off: restore the parent first.
To handle many pages at once, tick them in the Library and move them to the trash together.
Deleting for good
In the trash, press Confirm permanent deletion (영구 삭제 확인), then Confirm and delete permanently (되돌릴 수 없음을 확인하고 영구 삭제). This cannot be undone. Attachments and version history go with the page, and so do sub-pages you had deleted separately before.
A page that cannot be deleted permanently shows the reason in place of the button.
- A database that a relation property of another database points to cannot be deleted permanently. Delete that relation property in the other database, and it can. If the database with the relation property is in the trash too, delete that database permanently first.
- A page with sub-pages that belong to someone else cannot be deleted permanently.