It shouldn't be that hard to add an "unused assets" to the drop down:
And only then check the images in use, right?
Oliver Mcquitty commented
25 Oct, 2017 10:44am
Any update on this? Strongly think this could be a great feature.
D P commented
27 Sep, 2017 10:35pm
Badly needed!!
>>>> Or better still show you which images are being used and which aren't and allow you to select multiple images at a time so you can delete images no longer needed, but keep some as necessary that you may still need to use.
Toby O. Rink commented
15 Sep, 2017 08:18am
Yeah. Thats a great feature to hold your workplace clean. And it also your space webflow. ;-)
Olivier BICHARD commented
28 Jun, 2017 10:24am
clean unused it's for sure a good idea !
Chris Lobue commented
24 Jun, 2017 11:56am
I'd kill for this to happen... Maybe that's too drastic. Thx for any considerations to implement.
Chris
Andrei Gurgel commented
21 Apr, 2017 06:39pm
Yep. I agree. A simple and important tool to help us to keep projects clean and organized.
Andrew Reaney commented
15 Feb, 2017 01:08am
Agreed. Simple yet empowering to the asset panel.
Jeffrey Klug commented
11 Feb, 2017 09:53pm
It seems like this would be good for the host also, to reduce the size of the Assets
John Smith
Is the idea dead?
It shouldn't be that hard to add an "unused assets" to the drop down:
And only then check the images in use, right?
Any update on this? Strongly think this could be a great feature.
Badly needed!!
>>>> Or better still show you which images are being used and which aren't and allow you to select multiple images at a time so you can delete images no longer needed, but keep some as necessary that you may still need to use.
Yeah. Thats a great feature to hold your workplace clean. And it also your space webflow. ;-)
clean unused it's for sure a good idea !
I'd kill for this to happen... Maybe that's too drastic. Thx for any considerations to implement.
Chris
Yep. I agree. A simple and important tool to help us to keep projects clean and organized.
Agreed. Simple yet empowering to the asset panel.
It seems like this would be good for the host also, to reduce the size of the Assets