How To Undo Changes In Elementor Website | Elementor Revisions & History

In this video, I will show you How To Undo Changes In Elementor Website. I will also show you how to use Elementor Revisions & History. Elementor has feature to revert back to older version of the pages or posts using history feature. Elementor can save different versions of your website pages under history which you can use any time.

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👉 Topics covered in this video:
✅ How to undo changes in Elementor
✅ How to use History in Elementor
✅ Elementor Page Revision
✅ How to revert back to older version in Elementor
✅ Elementor History Tutorial
✅ Elementor Undo changes
✅ How to restore changes in Elementor

Revision history, undo, and redo are all included into Elementor. You can get a log of every operation and store it in the editor by using these procedures. To open the History window, click the icon located at the bottom of the window. The history window containing actions and modifications will open as a result. The Actions Tab Every action you do in Elementor is tracked via the Actions tab. By browsing and selecting the action list, you can go back and repeat your actions. You are able to alternate between several actions.

The name of each item in the action list comes with the type of change, such as adding or editing. The phrase "Processing Start" appears at the conclusion of the list of actions. Go to the "Revisions" tab if you wish to make more revisions. On the Revisions tab, a new revision is made each time the page is altered. Any previously saved version can be accessed by flipping between versions. The revision's originator, date, and time are noted next to each revision item.

To make the revision live on the current page, click Apply. To go back to the most recent version of the page, click Discard. Keyboard shortcuts to undo/redo You can also use CTRL-SHIFT-Z or CMD-SHIFT-Z to redo the previous action, and CTRL-Z (Windows) or CMD-Z (Mac) to undo the previous action.

Everything you do in the editor can now be reversed and redone as needed. Have I erred in some way? Don't worry! To view all of your previous actions, simply open the history window or click Ctrl/Cmd + Z. Every time you make changes, this feature creates a saved revision, which is a nice addition to the already helpful revision history tool we launched a while back. You can go back farther by selecting the "Revisions" option if you've reached the bottom of the action list.

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