You can delete an element one of these ways:
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Delete an element in the
Editing Window.
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Select the element in the Editing Window ans press Delete or Backspace.
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Place the cursor inside the element in the Editing Window and press Ctrl-Delete.
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Place the cursor before the element in the Editing Window and press Delete.
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Place the cursor after the element in the Editing Window and press Backspace.
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Right-click the element in the Editing Window and select Delete Element from the context menu.
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Delete an element in the
ContentMap.
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Click the element in the ContentMap and press Delete.
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Click the empty branch before the element in the ContentMap and press Delete.
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Click the empty branch after the element in the ContentMap and press Backspace.
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Right-click the element in the ContentMap and select Delete Element from the context menu.
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Example. Deleting elements.
Suppose we have an itemized list where each listitem contains a para with text.
The " Apple" item seems to be out of place on the list of citrus fruit. Let's delete the listitem:
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Put the cursor in the text of the item.
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Press Ctrl-Alt-UpArrow twice to select the listitem element.
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Press the Delete key.
The "Apple" listitem will be deleted.
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Press Ctrl-Z to undo the deletion operation.
Let's see how to delete elements without selection:-
Put the cursor before the "Apple" listitem element.
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Press the Delete key.
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Press Ctrl-Z to undo the deletion operation.
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Put the cursor in the "Apple" listitem element.
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Press Ctrl-Delete.
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Press Ctrl-Z to undo the deletion operation.
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Put the cursor after the "Apple" listitem element.
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Press the Backspace key.
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