jack.from.canada
posted this
30 January 2024
Depending on your webhosting company, you may be able to access recent backups of your WordPress installation and have that restored. If you've been making changes directly on the website (using the Nicepage WordPress plugin) and not making the changes using the Nicepage Desktop app that could turn out to be problematic in the long term. When I use Nicepage to create/edit WordPress themes, I make sure I either have multiple ongoing backups of all versions, or I keep backups of the desktop computer that is used for Nicepage development, so that I can restore my Nicepage projects to whatever version/date I choose.
Depending on your webhosting company, you may be able to access recent backups of your WordPress installation and have that restored. If you've been making changes directly on the website (using the Nicepage WordPress plugin) and not making the changes using the Nicepage Desktop app that could turn out to be problematic in the long term. When I use Nicepage to create/edit WordPress themes, I make sure I either have multiple ongoing backups of all versions, or I keep backups of the desktop computer that is used for Nicepage development, so that I can restore my Nicepage projects to whatever version/date I choose.