# Hosted Saved Rows
## Overview of Hosted Rows
Hosted Saved Rows enables you to save, name, categorize, and manage saved rows. Saved Rows include content that you plan on reusing often in the future. You can include a combination of different types of content and content properties within a row, and save it to use it again at a later date.
### How to Save a Hosted Saved Row
Take the following steps to save a row:
1. Enter your design's builder.
2. Navigate to the row you'd like to save.
3. Click on the row within the stage.
4. Click the floppy disc **Save** icon on the upper right-hand side of the row.
A modal will appear asking you to confirm your row's name and category.
1. Confirm your row's name and category.
2. Click **Save** to confirm.
### Save Hosted Row Modal
The following image shows an example of the **Save your row** modal. Through this modal, you can assign a **Row name** and **Category** to your row and save it.
### Add a New Hosted Saved Row Category
You can add a new row category one of two ways within the application. These methods are the following:
* Use the Save Hosted Row Modal to type and create a new row category.
* Use the sidebar within the builder to manage your rows library.
To use the Save Hosted Row Modal to type and create a new row category, follow the steps outlined in the previous section.
Take the following steps to add a new row category to your library using the builder sidebar:
1. Navigate to the **ROWS** tab in your sidebar.
2. Click the options menu, which is identifiable as three vertical dots.
3. Click **Add new category**.
A modal displaying **Add new category** will appear.
1. Type the new category's name in the respective field.
2. Click **Save** to create the new category.
### Edit Hosted Saved Rows
Take the following steps to edit a hosted saved row through the sidebar:
1. Navigate to your builder's sidebar.
2. Click **ROWS** tab.
3. Locate your hosted row using either the search bar or drop-down menu.
4. Click on the options menu on the lower left-hand corner of your hosted row.
5. Click **Edit info.**
A modal will appear with your hosted row's **Name** and **Category.**
1. Edit the information accordingly.
2. Click **Update** to confirm your changes to the Hosted Row's information.
The following image shows an example of the **ROWS** tab in the sidebar. The hosted row is in a category called "Bird Collection" and the Options menu displays the options to **Edit Info** or **Delete** the hosted hosted row.
### Delete Hosted Saved Rows through the Sidebar
Take the following steps to delete a hosted saved row through the sidebar:
1. Navigate to your builder's sidebar.
2. Click **ROWS.**
3. Locate your hosted row using either the search bar or drop-down menu.
4. Click on the options menu on the lower left-hand corner of your hosted row.
5. Click **Delete.**
A modal will appear asking you to confirm the deletion of the row.
1. Click **Delete** to confirm the deletion.
**Noted:** The hosted row will be deleted, but the designs with the row will not be impacted. The row will still be visible within those designs.
### Existing Category Error
If you try to create a row category with the name of a row category that already exists, you will receive an error message informing you that the row category name already exists.
### Save as New Hosted Saved Row
The steps outlined in this section refer to saving a row as new after it has already been saved elsewhere.
Take the following steps to save a row as new:
1. Click the **Save** floppy disc icon for the row you'd like to save as new.
2. A modal will appear providing you with the option to update the **Row name** and **Category**, or to save the row as new.
3. Confirm the **Row name** and **Category.**
4. Click **Save as new.**
5. The row will save under the category you selected.
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