UNDO CHANGES IN ELEMENTOR WEBSITE BUILDER How To Use Elementor WordPress Plugin Revisions Tutorial

In today's video tutorial we'll learn how to undo changes or go back to earlier versions of your pages using Elementor website builder WordPress plugin revisions in a simple, fast and effective method.

Elementor comes with built-in revision history along with undo and redo. Using these functions, you can get a log of each operation and save it in the editor. Click the icon at the bottom of the window to access the History window. This will open the history window with actions and revisions. Actions Tab The Actions tab records every Action you perform in Elementor. You can retrace your steps by browsing and clicking the action list. You can switch back and forth between actions.

Each item in the action list contains the item name and type of change, whether adding or editing. At the end of the list of actions you will find "Processing Start". If you want to go back further, go to the "Revisions" tab. Every time the page is updated, a new revision is created on the Revisions tab. You can switch between revisions and revert to any previously saved version. Each revision item is listed with the date, time, and creator of the revision.

Click Apply to apply the revision to the current page. Click Discard to return to the current version of the page. Undo/Redo keyboard shortcuts You can also use CTRL-Z (Windows) or CMD-Z (Mac) to undo the last action, and CTRL-SHIFT-Z or CMD-SHIFT-Z to redo the last action.

From now on, everything you do in the editor can be undone and redone when necessary. Did I make a mistake? do not worry! Just press Ctrl/Cmd + Z or open the history window and browse through all your past actions. This feature is a great addition to the already useful revision history feature we released a while ago, creating a saved revision every time you save changes. If you've reached the bottom of the action list, you can go back further by going to the "Revisions" tab.

We covered this feature in detail in a previous version history post. Revisions are very useful and are saved using the same WordPress revisions feature.

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[androidphone]

You saved me today. Accidentally I deleted a bunch of information on my Wordpress. Thanks to this vid, it’s restored

[livelyuphomes]

Your actually the best! Everyone was saying to use code and I knew there had to be an easier solution within elementor. Subbing

[innocentmchavi]

Thank you very much Sir, I am lucky to find your video, you can not imagine how you saved my day.I did not sleep last night after mistakenly adding a new template to the home page and all my previous work lost.I was lof the option to give up on the project.Thank a lot.

[AndyKimbel]

Thanks. It takes forever for the server to retrieve a previous page when looking at older revisions. Like 5 minutes.. So to track where I made a particular change that I did not intend on doing, we're taking a lot of time as I am not sure which revision it was that made the drastic change. Is that normal? How long should it typically take as the "swirl" goes around for a long time?

[digitalgenerated]

Thank you. long explanation, however, useful to me. Couldn't do it without you however long video was.

[MiracleEkure]

Thank you soo! much!!!! you just saved my life!

[Naadir_Health]

Thank you bro you saved me a week worth of time

[invictuz]

Amazing channel, most detailed video for Elementor plugin revisions. However, I have one burning question, what database table are the Elementor post/page revisions saved? Are they just using the built-in WordPress Revisions functionality, thus saving it in the wp_posts table as post type = "revision"?
The reason why I asked this is because my managed hosting provider, Wordpress Engine, sets a max limit on revisions of 5, and deletes any revision older than 60 days!

[sarahalvers]

Excellent WordPress plugin tips, glad to see it

[abbthedab]

Can someone help me please? I only have 5 revisions available and last revisions dont bring back the changes i made, what i can do please ?

[camposp]

Excellent video for elementor wp plugin

[Aliahmed-ccxt]

How can we undo if the change is in the WordPress editor and not the elementor

[ngairepham]

Thanks for the video. I accidentally deleted the header & footer 8 hours ago and clicked 'Update'. They are not in 'Revision' part. How to retrieve them? Please HELP!

[ls]

Hey, my revision is loading forever and it won´t stop loading. Last time it was over the whole night and I still wasn´t able do end the download. What can I do now?

[oussamakhayi]

hello after i made some changes i see that the page have some ugly icones"fa-check" generated bleow each block edited. how can i get ride of these icones pls

[myselfiemirror]

Works for everything except text for some reason. I changed a whole bunch of text by accident and revising back to previous version did not bring the original text back.

[TiagoCarvalho-zuyg]

Hello Claudio, are you originally from Brazil?

[zainabansari]

Actually O changed the name of the page, so the whole content isn't showing up
Help me out

[jfricard]

00:05 Learn how to undo changes in Elementor using WordPress plugin
01:13 Access Elementor page builder from WordPress dashboard
02:17 Undo changes in Elementor page editor
03:37 Understanding actions and revisions in Elementor
04:41 Limiting the number of revisions in Elementor is recommended
05:40 Easily undo changes and load previous page versions in Elementor
06:47 Explaining how to undo changes in Elementor website builder and use Elementor WordPress plugin revisions.
07:45 Recommendations for enhancing Elementor website builder

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