The Editor contains two undo tools that are important to be familiar with when creating websites: the rollback and the reset functions. These functions allow you to rollback your website to an older version - effectively undoing changes you have made - and to reset styling of an element to its original settings.
Rollback
The rollback function is represented by a clock icon in the upper right corner of the Editor, below Preview and Publish. Rollback allows you to visualize the last 30 changes on your website, chronologically ordered from the newest to oldest, and the option to restore any of those versions.
How to use the rollback function
When clicking the rollback icon, a dropdown list with the last 30 changes will appear, listed from the newest to the oldest. Find the change you want to undo and, by clicking on it, a preview of the website from the time of that specific change will appear in the main area of the Editor.
Once you've clicked on the specific rollback, you're able to look through the older version of the site in the Editor before you actually activate the rollback. If this is the version you want to restore, click on Apply and all settings of your site will go back to that specific version. If you don't want to apply any changes, click on Cancel and nothing will change.
Reset
While the rollback function takes into account all changes made on the website, the reset function only applies to styling modifications. You find the reset icon - a cyclic arrow - on the left to all styling options within modules, columns and rows. The function allows you to reset a specific element to its original design (the design specified when the module was created in the first instance).
How to use the reset function
