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How to reset a “View” that I accidentally set incorrectly with titel "promoted content" (see screenshot) or better: how to bring "all views" back to origin point after installing backdrop?
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I am withdrawing my question for the following reason: https://forum.backdropcms.org/comment/8960#comment-8960
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From within the view:
From the listing of views:
I'm not aware of a simple way to revert all views to their default in one operation.
There were already questions about Views restoration to default settings, but I did not see a simple answer — install a clean copy of Backdrop and make an export > import. I always have a copy Backdrop “for experiments” on a local server, very convenient.