This tip allows you to select multiple items on page (links, images, video clips) and delete them all at once.
To start, you'll be in the Multimedia Manager:
If you added several items, but find you don't need them all, or you need to quickly delete the items and start over, here is how you do it:
Click on the arrow tool:
Use the arrow to click and drag the mouse so you draw a box around the items:
You will see the items on the page highlighted as well under the Items on Page box:
Click on the trash can icon to mass-delete the items on the page.
And, with that, the items are gone. After that, remember to save your work if you do not plan to add new multimedia elements immediately.
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