Navigate your Stories
The My Stories section gives you the opportunity to manage all your Stories and keep an overview. This includes the option to delete and duplicate your Stories.
You can find all your Stories in the My Stories section and take the actions you see in this GIF:
By default you see the Stories that were edited most recently and you can click through them. Move your mouse to the right corner of a Story cover and you will see three dots. If you click on them you can Duplicate, Delete, Move to, or Preview a Story. To get an overview of all your Stories click on See all and scroll down. The Duplicate/Delete, Move to, and Preview actions work for this view as well. Preview will open your Web Story in a new tap with a draft link - you can use this link to share it with your team, but it is not the live link to use for publishing the Story to your audience.
A small intro to the "Move to" action:
💡Tip: You can create multiple nested loops of folders
When a Story is moved to a Teams' folder, it no longer exists in your 'personal' Story dashboard. You can only restore it by duplicating it, though it won't have the same link anymore.
This is all you have to know to manage your Stories!
Find out how you start building your account and Stories in these articles:
How to create your first Story
Workspace Setup
Still have questions or other issues? Drop us a line in the chat! Here to help 🙌
Navigate your Stories
You can find all your Stories in the My Stories section and take the actions you see in this GIF:
By default you see the Stories that were edited most recently and you can click through them. Move your mouse to the right corner of a Story cover and you will see three dots. If you click on them you can Duplicate, Delete, Move to, or Preview a Story. To get an overview of all your Stories click on See all and scroll down. The Duplicate/Delete, Move to, and Preview actions work for this view as well. Preview will open your Web Story in a new tap with a draft link - you can use this link to share it with your team, but it is not the live link to use for publishing the Story to your audience.
A small intro to the "Move to" action:
💡Tip: You can create multiple nested loops of folders
When a Story is moved to a Teams' folder, it no longer exists in your 'personal' Story dashboard. You can only restore it by duplicating it, though it won't have the same link anymore.
This is all you have to know to manage your Stories!
Find out how you start building your account and Stories in these articles:
How to create your first Story
Workspace Setup
Still have questions or other issues? Drop us a line in the chat! Here to help 🙌
Updated on: 25/02/2022
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