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Posted on by Ssandrer696

Hi everone.
I'm facing a problem that i can't fix:
I'm new to power portals, and i building one. I was using the default studio template for the page i was working on. I open the portal in "edit" mode and i write some liquid code on the body of the page, but i make a syntax mistake. After writing the code i sync the configuration and try to browse the website, and this happened:

So it gives me this error but i can't see the code that i wrote to fix it, and i've lost the template i was using. Any help for a desperate beginner developer? I simply want to restore the previous template

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timl 37,287 Super User 2026 Season 2 on at

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You could try accessing the web page/web template from the model driven "portal management" app. From there, you should hopefully be able to access the liquid markup to correct your mistake.
Ssandrer696 6 on at

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i try it, but i can't find any liquid code
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ragavanrajan 7,044 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hey @Ssandrer696

Try this approach.

In Portal Studio:

1. Open the portal > Go to the page. Ex( Home page)

2. Click on the "Error Section" with your mouse

3. Then press the source code editor icon at the bottom.

If no luck, Click on the header and then press the source code editor icon

Hope it helps.
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Ssandrer696 6 on at

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thank you, appreciate it. I've found it also in the "content" section of the page on the portal management. I was getting mad, i start thinking that i've lost all my layout for a liquid syntax mistake 😁
ragavanrajan 7,044 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Glad it helped. There are always multiple ways to achieve this. You can also have a vscode extension if you are interested to make local edit.