Module 3 of 6
Training / Elementor essentials / Lesson 7 of 8
Elementor keeps a record of what you’ve done. Actions is everything you’ve changed since you opened the page. Revisions are the versions saved each time you published.
You'll learn
How to step back through your changes or restore an earlier version of a page
Takes
About 4 minutes
You'll need
A page open in Elementor
1
Press Ctrl + Shift + H, or Cmd + Shift + H on a Mac. You’ll also find History in the menu under the Elementor logo at the top left.
2
On the Actions tab, each change you’ve made is listed with the newest at the top. Click an earlier line and the page goes back to that point.
3
Click the Revisions tab. Each entry shows the date, the time and who saved it.
4
Click a revision to see how the page looked. If it’s the one you want, click Apply.
5
The restored version isn’t live until you click Publish.
It only covers the time since you opened the editor. Use Revisions for anything older.
Click a different one and apply that instead. Nothing is lost.
It may be older than the revisions kept. Ask us and we can look in the backups.
Tell us which page it’s on and what you’re trying to do. We can talk you through it or make the change for you.
