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Batch Folder - Remove Level

Batch Folder Command Grooper.Core

Removes the selected Batch Folder and moves its children up one level in the hierarchy.

Remarks

The Remove Level command deletes the selected folder and promotes all of its child items (folders and pages) to the parent folder.

Usage Notes

  • Use this command to flatten the folder structure by eliminating an unnecessary folder level.
  • All children of the removed folder are inserted at the same position in the parent folder.
  • The root batch folder cannot be removed.
  • This is useful for simplifying batch hierarchies or correcting foldering mistakes.

Example: Before and After Removing a Folder Level

Suppose you have the following batch structure, where "Folder 2" contains two pages:

Before Remove Level

 Batch
  ├─📁 Folder 1
  │ └─📄 Page 1
  ├─📁 Folder 2
  │ ├─📄 Page 2
  │ └─📄 Page 3
  └─📁 Folder 3
    └─📄 Page 4
 

If you select "Folder 2" and run Remove Level, the folder is deleted and its pages are promoted to the parent folder:

After Remove Level

 Batch
  ├─📁 Folder 1
  │ └─📄 Page 1
  ├─📄 Page 2
  ├─📄 Page 3
  └─📁 Folder 3
    └─📄 Page 4
 

This operation can be repeated as needed to further flatten the batch structure.

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