How to Restore Wordpress Theme

To restore your WordPress plug-ins, designs, and media files by hand

The next step is to go into detail and show you how to restore your plug-ins, designs and multimedia assets manual. It is the beginning of the backup procedure that saves all the WordPress page components. These include the databases, topics, plugins und mediafiles that are stored on your website.

At the end of the image, you will see your image saved under Available images. But before you do anything else, we recommend that you move your backups to a secure place on your computer or to a cloud-based store such as DropBox or Google Drive. This PDF contains 10 essential functions that you should consider when searching for the right WordPress Back-up plug-in.

Click the "Restore" icon to restore the backups of your databases, plug-ins, themes as well as your multimedia assets backups. The One-Click Restore function is only available to Premium customers. You must find your file before you begin restoring it. You know when we were telling you to move your backups to a secure place?

Here you will find the zipped archives that you will recover by hand. Those we are looking for have the words "-plugins-", "-themes-" and "-uploads-" behind the number-row. Topics and plug-ins are self-explanatory. In the upload you will find your mediafiles, such as the pictures you sent to your website and their contributions and pages.

As you will see, a filename contains the words "-main-" after the sequence of numbers. It is your data base which contains information such as your user, contributions, comments, form etc.. To restore your WordPress and WordPress databases, you must perform extra procedures described in the How To Restore Your WordPress Database section.

" We' ll skip this step and focus on recovering plug-ins, designs and multimedia for you. Plug-ins are the ones that give your WordPress page all the features your users want. Therefore, you should make sure that if you need to move your site or restore it after a failure, everything is fine again.

In order to get going, you need to log into your cPanel administration panel and search for your data processor in the Data Sectors. Please click on this symbol to display the data on your website. As soon as you have opened your FileMaker Server, you can click on the directory of your website to extend it.

Because you are using WordPress, you will see the following directories and files: Open the file with the title wp-content and click on the file with the title plug-in. When you have had a trouble, such as a virus or another catastrophe, delete this directory so that you can restart.

As soon as the directory is empty, you can begin to move your backups to your own servers. First, look for and click the Upload icon in the File Manager menu pane. Now click the Search pushbutton and locate the place where you saved your backups and find the one that contains your plug-ins.

Once you have deleted this directory, you do not need to disable the Overwrite available data option. Keep them as they are for your attachments. When you have chosen your zipped archive, click Open and the archive will begin uploading to your website. Once it is done, go back to your plugin directory and you will see the plugin compression image.

Choose this filename and click the Extract button from the drop-down list. If you click Reload, you will see a new directory called wp-content-plugins. Open this directory and you will see all your plug-in directories and directories. They don't work from this directory, so we'll move them, but first make sure your privileges are correctly configured.

All your plug-in directories should be 755, while hello.php and index.php should be 644. Choose all your directories and directories here and click on the Move button from the dropdown list. The system asks you which directory you want to move your data to. Just delete the wp-content-plugins at the end of the directory they give you and click Move File.

This will delete the actual directory and when you return to your plug-in directory, you will see that everything has been recovered. Simply choose the wp-content-plugins directory and the zipped directory you used to restore and delete the files to purge them. It is your topics and their attitudes that are in charge of the look and feel of your website.

WordPress without them is just a blank text display. When you need to restore your WordPress page for some sort of reasons, you will want to make sure that your theme exists; especially if you have been spending a lot of your attention adjusting it. As you are already in your file manager, all you have to do is return to your file manager and find the file with the name themes. Once you have done this, you will be able to access your file manager.

Please open this directory and if there is any content here, please remove it so that you don't have any trouble later. As soon as this is done, click again on the Upload shortcut from the drop-down list and this once again use the Browse icon to choose your back-up containing your designs.

Again, disregard the permission setting and only verify the option Replace available data if you leave something in the directory. As soon as the upgrade is complete, click the Reload icon on the menus and you will see the recovery for your designs. As with the plug-ins, choose this filename and click the Extract icon on the main window.

Do not change the filename and click Extract. Exactly as with the plugs, open this directory and you will find all your topics along with the index. pdf-files. Ensure that the privileges for your topic directories are 755 and the index is 644. pHP is 644.

Choose the entire directory and click on the Move icon. If you click the Back icon to go back to the Topics pane, all your topics will be recovered. Again, erase the recovery filename and the wp-content-themes directory to clear things up. Now' s the turn to recover all the pictures, sounds and videos you had on your website.

Once restored, as their locations are located in the data base, they appear in the articles and pages where they were initially located. Browse to your file manager's contents directory and open the file Downloads as before. Here all your website related mediafiles are located.

The content of this directory depends on your preferences, but most websites organise your content into monthly and yearly directories. Removing all uploaded data and directories from the uploaded data directory. Click the Upload icon on the drop-down list again, and then click Browse to browse to the upload recovery wizard.

As before, disregard the permissions and only verify whether there is anything in the FTP server's FTP server besides the et_temp subfolder. Once you have clicked Open, hold until the uploaded data is complete and then go back to your up-load and reload folders. Choose the recovery executable for upgrades and extract it to the upgrade location by keeping the paths healthy as you did with the other recovery executables.

You should see the mediafiles, normally they are saved by year, so the number of mediafiles can vary from location to location. Ensure that the privileges for all directories are 755. Maybe you also have extra directories in here that are just as important, so choose them all and then click the Move icon from the drop-down list.

If you are prompted to type the filename location, delete the wp-content-uploads at the end of the location and click Move File(s). Click the Back again and you will see all your recovered mediafiles. Continue to purge as before by removing the recovery executable and the wp-content-uploads directory.

Scroll through your postings to see if your mediafiles all exist. Verify the features to see if your plug-ins work, and of course make sure the design looks the way it should. When everything looks good and works as anticipated, your recovery was a resounding success. Your recovery was a great achievement.