Deleting a Site Connection

You can remove the site connections that you create in Designer. This removes only the connection and not the actual Web site on the content server (see note below). To remove a site connection, you must first disconnect from the site if it is currently open in Designer.

To delete a site connection, perform these tasks:

1. If you are currently connected to the site to edit, click the Disconnect icon (Figure) in the Site toolbar (or select File, then Site, and then Disconnect).

Disconnect icon

2. Click the Site Connection Manager icon (Figure) in the Site toolbar (or select File, then Site, and then Connection Manager) to open the Site Connection Manager dialog. For more information, see Site Connection Manager Dialog.

Site Connection Manager icon

3. Highlight the connection name and click Delete.

4. Click Yes to confirm the deletion.

5. Click Done to close the Site Connection Manager.

To delete the actual Web site on the content server, you must log on to the server and delete the project file created by Site Studio. Before you do this, you must stop the running Web site (see Starting and Stopping a Web Site) so that revisions of the project file aren't checked in (automatically) when you're trying to delete it.