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When you delete a document, its content and all redirects to it are completely and irreversibly deleted. If you believe the document may be of use in the future, OR if you do not want to re-create its redirects, consider another method to [hide the document](/docs/new-relic-only/advanced-style-guide/processes-procedures/hiding-content) from public view.
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If you are certain you want to delete a Drupal document, follow the steps below or watch our 16 minute [video](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eeN9HZT5MCPE_-qx1Ef4AFycsp0O_lLV/view?usp=sharing):
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If you are certain you want to delete a document, do this:
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1. From your Okta login, locate the document you want to delete on the Docs site, and select **Edit**.
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2. Copy all the source HTML and save it to a Jira for safekeeping (in case we need it again).
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3. Check whether the doc you want to delete and the doc you want to redirect it to [have both been translated](/docs/new-relic-only/basic-style-guide/writing-guidelines/manage-translated-docs#translation-status). If yes, notify the [Tech Docs team's liaison for translation projects](https://newrelic.jiveon.com/docs/DOC-6596).
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4. Copy the following information from the document you plan to delete into a temporary text file:
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* In **URL path settings:** Copy the URL alias for the document you are about to delete.
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* In the browser address bar: Copy `node/` and the number that follows (for example, `node/10796`).
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* In **URL redirects:** Copy each path under **From** (for example, `docs/enable-infinite-tracing)`. (Or, for each existing redirect click **Edit** and update the destination node.)
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5. At the bottom of the page, click **Delete**, then confirm the deletion of the file.
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6. Go to the document you want to redirect users to, and open it in the Drupal editor.
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7. Click **URL redirects**, and then click **Add URL redirect to this content**.
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8. Copy the first value from your temporary redirects text file into **From**, and then select **Save**.
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9. Repeat this redirect routine, adding the remaining nodes and/or paths to to create individual redirects.
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If you need additional help with redirect options, see [Create a redirect](/docs/new-relic-only/advanced-style-guide/processes-procedures/rename-redirect-document#redirects).
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10. Save the document.
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1. Locate the doc you want to delete.
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2. Save the doc's content in a file and attach it to an associated Jira (in case we need the doc again).
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* New Relic University has its own site: [learn.newrelic.com](https://learn.newrelic.com/).
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* Marketing also stores a library of videos at [newrelic.com/resources/videos](https://newrelic.com/resources/videos) and [newrelic.com/resources/webinars](https://newrelic.com/resources/webinars).
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Videos are hosted externally and are embedded in the Docs site's page in an inline frame that links to the external source. Official New Relic videos are hosted on [Wistia](//wistia.com). Although Drupal supports embedding from multiple sources, [Vimeo](https://vimeo.com) and [YouTube](https://youtube.com) are the only other video platforms currently enabled.
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There are two methods used to embed: a short code method (recommended) and the legacy method. A custom PHP script handles both methods and generates the required markup and scripts to embed the video.
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Here is an example of an embedded video:
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\[\[wistia|jceickfqyj|optional description]]
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Here is an example of the longer code to embed a YouTube video in an iframe:
Include the running time in the caption so users know if they have time to watch it now or later. For an example, see the [Node.js installation documentation](/docs/agents/nodejs-agent/installation-configuration/install-nodejs-agent#video).
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Videos are hosted externally and are embedded in the Docs site's page, linking to the external source. Official New Relic videos are hosted on [Wistia](//wistia.com).
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## Procedure
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1. Copy the [short code example](#example) and paste it into your document.
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## Example [#videos]
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View more videos and tutorials at learn.newrelic.com.
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5. Always test the embedded video before publishing the doc.
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This document covers the points that need review when publishing a document, including how to make changes that may be needed for correct publication of a document.
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* The document has the correct permissions assigned to it.
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* A description and keywords have been set.
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* The document is living in the right place, and in the right order with other docs. See [Renaming and redirecting a document](/docs/new-relic-only/advanced-style-guide/processes-procedures/renaming-redirecting-document).
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## Check the sort order [#sort-order]
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