Unpublishing a unit unpublishes what's inside

Topic C of History was published, with Lessons 3 and 4 and their Teach Books. It needs reworking, so Ben unpublished Topic C.

Unpublishing a unit unpublishes every row inside it too, in that language. They aren't just out of readers' reach: each one is now not published, and your tools list them when you unpublish. Publishing Topic C again later brings none of them back. Each one is published again on its own.

Try it: select Lesson 3 as editors see it, and look at its English version.

Outline of History, as editors see it and as readers see it

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As editors see it

Select a row in the outline to see what it holds, which language it comes from, and where it's placed.

As readers see it

Select a row in the outline to see what it holds, which language it comes from, and where it's placed.

Topic C isn't there as readers see it, nor is anything inside. Ben unpublished Topic C alone, and everything inside it was unpublished with it.

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Lessons 3 and 4 and their rows are each marked “Not published”, though nobody unpublished them one by one. When Topic C is ready again, publish it together with the rows you want readers to have back, and leave out any that aren't ready.