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🚀 Publish Management

The Publish Management screen is where you control live deployments for your website and safely roll back to earlier versions when needed.
Every publish creates a deployment record in a history grid, so you can always see when a version went live, who published it, and whether it succeeded.


✅ What Publish Management Does

With Publish Management, you can:

  • Publish to Live with a single click
  • View a full Publish History of deployments
  • Roll back your working copy to any prior published version
  • Require an explicit Publish to Live action before anything changes on production

🧭 Where to Find It

Navigate to:
Dashboards → Website Builder → Publish Management


🗂️ Publish History Grid

Each row in the grid represents one deployment (publish) and includes:

  • Date – the date and time the publish occurred
  • Action – currently shown as Publish
  • Admin – the user who performed the publish
  • Result – whether the publish was successful
  • Actions – a dropdown menu with available actions (e.g., rollback)

Publish Management ScreenFigure 1: Publish Management with Publish History and Rollback option


🚀 Publish to Live

When you are ready to deploy your current changes to production:

  1. Open Publish Management
  2. Click Publish to Live
  3. The deployment will appear as a new row in the Publish History grid

Publishing creates a new version entry, so you can always return to it later.


🔁 Rollback to This Version

In the Actions column, each deployment row includes an action:

  • Rollback to this version

What rollback does

Rollback does not immediately change what is live.

Instead, it:

  1. Updates your working copy to match the selected historical version
  2. Lets you review/edit the restored state if needed
  3. Requires you to click Publish to Live to deploy it back to production
  1. In Publish History, find the version you want
  2. In the Actions dropdown, select Rollback to this version
  3. Confirm your working copy looks correct
  4. Click Publish to Live to push that restored version to production

This two-step approach prevents accidental production changes and keeps deployments intentional.


🔗 Next Steps


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