These fixes address bugs with Widget 2.0, accessibility attributes for buttons, tag and file label deletions, article blurbs, and one of our contact us links.
KnowledgeOwl displays links to categories in the table of contents. The category type and contents can affect its appearance: All category types include a right-pointing chevron or arrow until they are expanded, then it switches to a down-pointing ...
Revisions are stored for all article versions created or edited after 12 April 2024. As with regular articles, the Recent Revisions link will appear in the upper right of the editor once a version has been saved twice after its creation.
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KnowledgeOwl automatically removes the oldest revision once you save more than 10 revisions for a given article. You cannot and do not need to delete revisions.
Remember: we only save the 10 most recent revisions for an article; you cannot recover a revision older than that! To recover a revision: Follow the steps outlined above to open the revision history and compare your current revision with the ...
Once you've opened the revision history list, you can compare revisions to see what changed. The most recent revision will be at the top, as Revision #1. It will only give you the option to Compare to Previous Revision. The oldest revision will be a...
You can see when revisions have been stored by looking just under the Save, Preview, and Back buttons. If revisions have been stored, you'll see a Recent Revisions hyperlink with the number of revisions in parentheses: Sample Recent Revisions l...
Think of revisions as a snapshot of the most recent changes to an article, and an "oh no what have I done?" protection if you've recently made changes and messed something up. Generally, people use revisions to: See who's edited the article recen...
After you've created an article or version and saved it for the first time, a revision is automatically logged every time you save an article with some type of change and click the Save button. This means that each revision could be something as...