How to remove the risk of damaging your site in the testing process

As a developer, you may know the risk of testing plugins and themes on your site. While trying a lot of unreliable codes, a lot of things can go the wrong way. There is always an option that you can lose a lot of your essential data from your site, which is not a good thing for anyone. Nobody wants their data to be erased just like that. 

When you do something that can harm your site, there is usually no way back and redirecting WordPress might be the only solution. Unless you have the right tool, that will save your back.

WP Reset – your new BFF.

If you are a developer trying to test things out on your site without worrying about damaging your website, this is your tool!

With the WorPress Reset plugin, you can try anything, and if something wrong happens, you can fix it in no time! That’s because, before any massive change to your site, you can create a snapshot that will be your safety net. With that snapshot, you will be able to go back to when everything was working just fine. 

Let’s say you tried a new code, and some of your essential files got deleted. Usually, there is no way to restore them. But with the snapshots feature, click restore the snapshot, and a few seconds later, the files are back in place. 

It is good to know that WP Reset will automatically create snapshots before any plugin deactivation, update, or activation, and any other significant change you do on your site. But, you can create manual snapshots from any WP admin page, don’t worry. 

They only take up about 3MB of space on your hosting account, but WP Reset will delete old snapshots automatically after a while. 

Now, except for the fantastic feature of snapshots, WP Reset offers many other cool features. 

Collections are one of them. It is a feature that allows you to install all of your favorite plugins with one click only. You need to create a collection, give it a name, add the plugins, and click installation and activation. Everything after that is in the hands of WP Reset.

Besides, what if you mess up so bad that you get greeted by the white screen of death? You can’t fix it because you can’t enter the admin panel. It is nerve-wracking and frustrating.

That can easily be a thing of the past with the Emergency Recovery Tool. It is a standalone script, which means that it is independent of any files on your WP. 

You can fix almost any problem by opening up your secure link. And when you open it, you will be able to disable and enable plugins or themes in that area, check core files, and even create a new admin account. 

Conclusion.

In the end, the health of your site and its important files should be your number one priority. Testing out things can be fun unless you screw it up big time. You do not have to worry about that if you decide to put your trust in WP Reset.