If you would like to remove a Webmix from your Symbaloo account, please follow the instructions below:
Click on the three dots above your Webmix
Click "Remove"
Read the message that also includes this warning "This action can not be reverted! This Webmix will be unpublished and deleted from your account"
Type the word "DELETE"
Click where it says "Remove Webmix"
Please note that this in fact will delete your Webmix completely and can not be reversed. If you'd like to simply hide a Webmix from the tab section above your Webmix settings, simply click the "x" to hide the tab. You can bring it back by accessing your Webmix menu on the left hand side navigation bar that runs vertically.
NEW FEATURE!!! After Clicking on the "Remove Webmix" button, you will have one last opportunity to "Undo" The Changes. If you changed your mind!
You can also learn how to Create, Edit and Delete a Tile
If you clicked the "X" on a Webmix in the tab bar, you can recover it by clicking on the icon to the far left of the tab bar. In the My Webmixes sidebar, you can scroll through all of your Webmixes until you find the one you are missing. By clicking ...
If you wish to delete your Symbaloo account, please know that this action is permanent and CAN NOT be undone. Home > Settings > Account To remove your account, please follow the steps below: 1. "Sign in" to your Symbaloo account 2. Click your "User ...
If you've got too many Webmixes in your account and you are unable to find them, this is the perfect guide for you! To search for your Webmix, begin by clicking the small tab icon on the top left hand as illustrated below; Next, you will see a list ...
A Webmix is a collection of Tiles for a specific subject. There are two types of Webmixes: Webmixes that contains Tiles (Links, Bookmarks, Widgets, Embedded content) Webmixes that contains RSS Tiles (Larger, 3x3 Tiles with RSS feed shown inside) ...
If you are looking to change the size of your Webmix (bigger or smaller) on your blog or website, all you have to do is change the numbers in your embed code. For example, your embed code will look similar to: <iframe frameborder="0" ...