When English is unpublished

Geography's Lesson 7 is being rewritten, so Ben unpublished it in English. Lección 7 is published, and it follows Lesson 7's place, in Tema E.

Each language is published on its own, so unpublishing Lesson 7 leaves Lección 7 published. English readers lose Lesson 7; Spanish readers keep Lección 7 where it was, and nothing moves for them. With no published English place to follow, Lección 7 keeps that place as its own, for readers only. Editors still see it following English.

Try it: select Lección 7 in each column, and compare its order.

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

Show as readers see itAs editors see it

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.

Every row is in the same place in both. Only as readers see it is Lección 7 marked “Own place in Spanish”.

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For Spanish readers, Lección 7 stays in Tema E, even if Lesson 7 is later published again somewhere else. It follows English again once Lección 7 is published again while Lesson 7 is published.