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How to undo a change (and bring back deleted content)

Deleted or moved something by mistake? Undo works for text edits and structural changes alike.

Written by Ezra from Landra

Deleted a section you wanted to keep? Moved something to the wrong spot? Undo has you covered — for text edits and structural changes alike.

Two ways to undo

  • Keyboard: press Cmd+Z (Ctrl+Z on Windows). Cmd+Shift+Z redoes.

  • Buttons: the ↩ / ↪ arrows at the top-left of the editor, above the canvas.

The undo and redo arrow buttons at the top-left of the editor

What undo covers

  • Structural changes — deleting, duplicating, hiding, adding, or reordering sections and blocks from the Structure tab or a module's ⋯ menu. A deleted section comes back exactly as it was, images and all.

  • Text edits — while you're typing on the canvas, undo steps back through your text changes.

Good to know

  • The undone state saves automatically like any other change — refresh the page and it stays undone.

  • If you only want a section gone temporarily, consider Hide section instead of delete — it keeps the content parked in your Page Tree.

  • Undo history lasts for your current editing session. If you deleted something in a much earlier session and need it back, message us — we may be able to help.


Still need help? Click the chat bubble in the bottom-right corner of the editor, or email hello@getlandra.com.

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