To delete a space in Cyn.in, simply navigate to the contents view of the Space above it and delete the space.
E.g. you have space structure like this
Home Space A Space B Space C Space D Space E
To delete Space C, go to the "Manage Space: Contents" view of the Space B. Space C will be listed as a folder there. Select the space with the checkbox next to it and hit the delete button at the bottom of the table.
* The Manage Contents view is available only to Editors of the Space.
Just a feedback comment here, I was unable to delete a space under the following scenario. I will continue using the sample structure used by Romasha. 1. I wanted to delete Space C, but I first deleted some files that were into Space C. 2. After deleted some files, I went to Space B and I tried to delete Space C, but I got a message saying that Space C was not deleted. 3. So that, in order to delete Space C, I want to the "Recycle Bin" at the Administration section and I deleted the files that were on Space C. 4. After deleting the files from the "Recycle Bin" I was able to delete Space C from the "Manage Space: Contents" view of Space B.
I hope this could be useful for someone... cheers!
E.g. you have space structure like this
Home
Space A
Space B
Space C
Space D
Space E
To delete Space C, go to the "Manage Space: Contents" view of the Space B. Space C will be listed as a folder there. Select the space with the checkbox next to it and hit the delete button at the bottom of the table.
* The Manage Contents view is available only to Editors of the Space.
Hope this helps.
1. I wanted to delete Space C, but I first deleted some files that were into Space C.
2. After deleted some files, I went to Space B and I tried to delete Space C, but I got a message saying that Space C was not deleted.
3. So that, in order to delete Space C, I want to the "Recycle Bin" at the Administration section and I deleted the files that were on Space C.
4. After deleting the files from the "Recycle Bin" I was able to delete Space C from the "Manage Space: Contents" view of Space B.
I hope this could be useful for someone... cheers!