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Posts tagged Revision management
WordPress – How to Delete Existing Post Revisions
Sep 9th
This is the second part of managing WordPress feature of post revisions, for the users who had disabled or turned off post revisions tracking or versions history feature. As you already know, this feature exists in WordPress (starting with WordPress 2.6). After disable it (of course, if you really need to do that), it also make sense to also delete and remove all existing stored post revisions. By doing so, you’ll remove changes made on pages stored in the database such that you’ll slim down the wp_posts table size´. This is especially recommended when there is already lots of revisions or changes More >
WordPress – managing Post Revisions Tracking
Sep 7th
A very interesting feature added in WordPress blog publishing system since version 2.6 is the post revisions tracking, like in version control systems. It simply adds a Wiki-like style tracking of edits that had been made to the posts or pages. This allows bloggers and authors to view, control and moderate – knowing who and when made what changes to any post or page. It also includes the ability to compare for differences between each saved versions, or revert back to older version.

























