Restore a previous version of a page
This guide shows you how to look through a page’s history and roll back to an earlier version — so a mistake is always recoverable without redoing your work.
Who can do this: Any admin can view a page’s history. Restoring a version needs the Web Editor role (the website:edit permission).
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”- MapleGather keeps the 25 most recent versions of each page. Versions are saved automatically as you edit (rapid edits are grouped into about 30-second windows), plus one each time you publish.
- Open the page in the editor.
- Open the Page actions menu and select Version history. The page’s version list opens.
- In the list, select a version to review. The panel shows what changed compared with the page’s current content — the title, slug, blocks, and settings.
- When you find the version you want, select Restore this version.
- In the confirmation, select Restore this version again.
Verify
Section titled “Verify”You’ll know it worked when a confirmation appears and a new version appears at the top of the list marked Restore. Your page now matches the version you chose.
If something goes wrong
Section titled “If something goes wrong”- You restored the wrong version — nothing is lost. Restoring creates a new version and keeps your earlier content in the history, so you can restore back to where you were.
- The Restore button isn’t there — your role can view history but not restore. Ask an admin with the Web Editor role to restore for you.
- There are no earlier versions — a brand-new page has only its current version. Earlier versions appear here as you keep editing.