Each project keeps a history of earlier versions. Restore one when you want the whole project back the way it was, further back than Undo in the canvas toolbar reaches. Restoring brings back the pages, styles and Project settings, custom code and redirects included. The project's Ghost connection stays as it is.
Before you start
Restoring a version is part of Pro. On the Free plan you can open the history, see what changed, and delete versions. Restore version shows "Pro" and stays grayed out.
What the history holds
Version
When Fantasma saves it
Autosave
While the project is open in the editor, at most once every 30 minutes, and only when something changed since the last version. Several in a row are grouped under a line such as "3 autosaves". Click the line to show them.
Fantasma keeps every autosave from the last 6 hours, then one a day for 30 days, up to 50 per project, and removes older ones on its own. Before restoring version and Unsaved edits follow the same rules. Downloads and publishes stay until you delete them, up to 20 per project on Free and 500 on Pro.
Restore a version
Open your project in Fantasma.
Click the project's name at the top of the right sidebar, beside the Download or Publish button. Project settings opens. You can also press ⌘,, or Ctrl, on Windows.
Click History. The versions appear newest first, grouped by day.
Optional. Click a version. A line under it lists the parts of the project that differ from now, such as "Page: Homepage · Theme settings", or says "No content changes".
Click the three dots at the end of the version's row.
Select Restore version.
In the "Restore version?" dialog, click Restore version.
The history shows "Restored" and the version's name, and the editor shows the restored project. Fantasma saves your project as it was first, as Before restoring version, so you can go back by restoring that one.
The project keeps its current name. Your Ghost site doesn't change until you publish the theme again.
If the version uses images you deleted from the project since, restoring it shows "This version uses images that are no longer available. Choose another version." Pick a version made after the images you need were in the project.
Delete a version
In Project settings › History, click the three dots beside the version.
Select Delete version.
In the "Delete version?" dialog, click Delete version.
A deleted version can't be brought back.
When a project holds as many downloads and publishes as its plan keeps, new ones still work but aren't added to the history. Downloading then says "Theme downloaded, but history was not recorded", and on Pro the History page says "Saved release history is full. Delete an older saved version to record new downloads and publishes." Delete an older download or publish to make room.
Each project keeps a history of earlier versions. Restore one when you want the whole project back the way it was, further back than Undo in the canvas toolbar reaches. Restoring brings back the pages, styles and Project settings, custom code and redirects included. The project's Ghost connection stays as it is.
Before you start
Restoring a version is part of Pro. On the Free plan you can open the history, see what changed, and delete versions. Restore version shows "Pro" and stays grayed out.
What the history holds
Version
When Fantasma saves it
Autosave
While the project is open in the editor, at most once every 30 minutes, and only when something changed since the last version. Several in a row are grouped under a line such as "3 autosaves". Click the line to show them.
Exported and the date
Each time you download the theme.
Published and the date
Each time you publish the theme to Ghost.
Before restoring version
Just before you restore a version.
Unsaved edits
When the project changed in another window while this one had edits not yet saved. This project was changed in another window explains it.
Fantasma keeps every autosave from the last 6 hours, then one a day for 30 days, up to 50 per project, and removes older ones on its own. Before restoring version and Unsaved edits follow the same rules. Downloads and publishes stay until you delete them, up to 20 per project on Free and 500 on Pro.
Restore a version
Open your project in Fantasma.
Click the project's name at the top of the right sidebar, beside the Download or Publish button. Project settings opens. You can also press ⌘ ,, or Ctrl , on Windows.
Click History. The versions appear newest first, grouped by day.
Optional. Click a version. A line under it lists the parts of the project that differ from now, such as "Page: Homepage · Theme settings", or says "No content changes".
Click the three dots at the end of the version's row.
Select Restore version.
In the "Restore version?" dialog, click Restore version.
The history shows "Restored" and the version's name, and the editor shows the restored project. Fantasma saves your project as it was first, as Before restoring version, so you can go back by restoring that one.
The project keeps its current name. Your Ghost site doesn't change until you publish the theme again.
If the version uses images you deleted from the project since, restoring it shows "This version uses images that are no longer available. Choose another version." Pick a version made after the images you need were in the project.
Delete a version
A deleted version can't be brought back.
When a project holds as many downloads and publishes as its plan keeps, new ones still work but aren't added to the history. Downloading then says "Theme downloaded, but history was not recorded", and on Pro the History page says "Saved release history is full. Delete an older saved version to record new downloads and publishes." Delete an older download or publish to make room.
How saving works explains what Fantasma saves while you edit.