Hi everyone!
Is it at all possible to revert your AE webpage to a previous published version? I'm not talking about New AE vs. Old AE, I'm talking about the webpage option you can create through AE. Think of it like going through the History tab in Lightroom or Photoshop. Or accessing an older version of a Microsoft Word document.
I lost a big chunk of text on my AE webpage, that I'm creating for my college class (a visual diary that we have to do every week for homework). I can't rewrite it (my brain blocks out and stops working whenever I try to remember what I had written), but I need it to pass the class. I'm on iPad, using the app. I republish my site whenever I make progress, but unfortunately, I had since republished after the text must have gone missing. I'm also not sure how it disappeared.
It was one big text, that I had decided to separate into two paragraphs, by hitting enter (the text was not selected or anything like that, that would have been deleted by me, I'm very careful with that kind of thing :3). The last paragraph is the one that disappeared. It was still there when I scrolled up to do the same to the text I had higher up. I was able to split that text into multiple paragraphs by doing the same thing perfectly fine. It wasn’t until I scrolled back down to show my girlfriend what I had worked on, that I had noticed that the text disappeared. Does Adobe Express have an element cap? I had about 13 different elements/paragraphs on the page. Did it disappear because there were too many?
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