Deleting an Article: Difference between revisions
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To delete an article
- Login to the Joomla! Administrator Back-end.
- Go to Content > Article Manger on the toolbar menu.
- Check the box next to the article(s) that you want to delete.
Then click Trash button.
If you want to make sure that the Article is completely gone from the system (so no further roll back is available), go to Content > Article Trash and delete it from there (this action is not accessible to users with Manager's privileges).
File:Article trash manager.jpg
Note: Articles in the Trash Manager are not the same as Archived Articles.