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Revise Existing Content with Trailmaker Content

In Trailmaker Content, you can update content, correct errors, or revise metadata, such as a content title or applied filters.

Required Editions

Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions
User Roles and Permissions
Enablement Site User Roles  
This topic supports these enablement site roles: Content Creators
Required System Permissions  
To create and edit content with Trailmaker Content: Create Content
  1. Find the backpack that you want to import. You can:
  2. Import the backpack into your Trailmaker Content workspace by completing the steps in Import a Backpack into Trailmaker Content.
    Note
    Note When you import a backpack ZIP file that includes an invalid filter, the filter is marked as invalid in Trailmaker Content. If you don’t delete an invalid filter manually, Trailmaker removes it when you add the content to an unpublished release or download the content.
  3. In the Trailmaker Content workspace, click the content title, or select Edit from the Actions menu for the module or trail.
  4. Revise the content as necessary.
    • Update text or formatting.
    • Replace outdated graphics or videos.
    • Remove an applied filter by clicking the remove icon Remove filter next to the filter name.
      Filters on a module page, highlighting the product filter
    • Assign a new filter to the content by clicking the appropriate filter category and selecting a filter value.
      Products list on a module page
    Note
    Note As you work, Trailmaker Content saves your changes to the cloud every few seconds.
  5. Add the revised content to an unpublished release by completing the steps in Add Content to a Release from Trailmaker Content.
  6. Preview and publish the release.
  7. Download the latest released version of the module backpack, and store it in your VCS.

In the release preview mode, changes to filters are visible in the module, page headers, and on the list of filters that’s associated with each module or trail.

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