You can delete or rename a web page from the Library, just as you would any other document type.

Deleting a web page that is linked to your content creates broken links. Therefore, if you plan to delete a web page, you should first remove any links to it from your content.

Tip: You can use the Broken Links tool to identify any broken links in your content that result from deleting a web page.

If you rename a web page (that is not in a package) to which you have linked from other documents, topic frames, or bubble text, the links remain unaffected. That is, renaming a linked web page does not break any links in your content. Renaming a web page in a package break links from your content to the web page.

Note: You can delete or rename a web page only from the Library.

 Multi-user Considerations

• Documents under version control must be checked in and you must be working online to delete a document from the Library. You can delete new documents that have never been checked in (are not under version control) while working online or offline.
   
  Deleted documents that are used in any outline continue to appear in the outline as broken links. You can either remove these links from the outline or restore the deleted documents as long as the administrator has not purged them. New documents that have never been checked in cannot be restored.

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