Undo option?

I see that most of these have been posted two years ago, but a permanent undo button is still unavailable. I tried to delete a divider, but deleted a block instead and now the most time consuming portion of my Rise course is deleted forever. This is very frustrating from a customer perspective.

Help! I just deleted a block of text that had glossary definitions in it. I read through all of the comments in this thread about not having an Undo (or one that actually works the way it should). 

Is there anything I can do to get the block of text back so that I don't have to create it again? It was an Accordion block with many glossary terms and their definitions.

I had also asked previously about a way to back up the Rise courses, so that I would have the content in case something like this happened.

Please advise. This makes me not want to use Rise for anything other than a very short one or two page document.

So sorry you lost all that work, Lori! Other than the Undo button, there's no feature to recover deleted blocks in Rise 360 right now. We're looking into ways we can improve this, and we'll keep you posted if anything changes!

HEY ARTICULATE:  ANY CHANCE of a real UNDO button?? Signed, Frustrated Lost-an-Hour Man

WOW.  I cannot believe there is not an undo function.  I was searching for a bit of text and instead of "Control F" I over-wrote the entire block of text with "F" and cannot seem to get it back.  This is bonkers that an online editing tool does not have a version history and an "undo" option.  What a headache

Leonie - thank you for your suggestion. I believe this is discussed previously in the thread. Its the Block level that if you delete on accident, you're screwed. Pffft...

So there are things really great about the rapid development Rise has, but there are still myriad issues that make it (at this point) a grand step better than Power Point.

CTR Z only works if you're still in that window.  Rise with it's auto-save makes it very easy to navigate away from the window.  I didn't even notice I had over-written a large block of text until too late. 

For anyone else searching this thread for hope - I was able to find the deleted text in "review".  If you publish to review, that content remains as-is, regardless of changes made in Rise (until you publish to review again).  Further, publishing to Review gives one the option to overwrite the previously published version (or save a new one). 

I think Rise should have "some" level of version history/control that allows "undo" or "roll back" but in the meantime, publishing to Review and saving with a date/version can be a possible workaround.  I'm sure glad that I had published to review and was able to find the deleted content, including formatting, in Articulate Review.

How is this still not a feature flaw that has been addressed! I submitted a feature request but am blown away that this has not already been done!

Are there any plans on making the "undo" button after deleting a block linger for longer than a few seconds? 

Now hold on. There actually was a program that didn't have an undo. It was Wordstar 1.0, invented in 1986!!!  LOL