Try it in a sandbox first if you want to see how deleting and restoring a page behaves without touching your live workspace.
Lost pages
A page is lost when nothing in the sidebar can reach it:- No section: the page has no section and no parent, so there’s nowhere for it to appear.
- Deleted parent: the page was nested under another page that has since been deleted, so it can never attach to the tree.
Getting a lost page back
Select one or more pages and choose Move to section…, or use the Move to… button on a row. Pick a destination section and the page reappears there in the sidebar. Nested pages under it come along automatically. You only move the top page.Deleted pages
Settings → Page recovery → Deleted pages lists pages you’ve deleted, newest first, with the section they were in and when they were removed.- Restore brings a page (and everything that was nested under it) back to where it lived. If that section no longer exists, the page returns to Lost pages so you can re-file it.
- Delete permanently removes the page and its nested pages for good. This can’t be undone, so you’re asked to confirm.
Troubleshooting
A deleted page I expected isn't in the list
A deleted page I expected isn't in the list
Deleted pages are kept for a retention window and then removed permanently. Very old deletions may already be purged. Deleted personal pages also don’t appear here. Only workspace pages do.
Move to section… or Restore is greyed out or fails
Move to section… or Restore is greyed out or fails
These actions require Admin access to the workspace. If you don’t have it, ask a workspace admin to recover the page. If an action fails, note the request ID on the error and share it with support.