Restoring a broken WordPress website is often the fastest and safest solution when troubleshooting fails.

When Restoration Is Appropriate #

Restoring is recommended if:

• The site is completely broken
• Errors cannot be isolated
• Multiple components are affected
• Time-sensitive recovery is needed

Backups exist to solve these situations.

What Restoration Does #

Restoration:

• Reverts files to a previous state
• Restores the database
• Removes recent changes

All changes after the backup are lost.

Restoration Methods #

WordPress can be restored by:

• Using server backups via cPanel
• Restoring WordPress files and database
• Using plugin-based backups if available

Choose the method carefully.

After Restoring #

After restoration:

• Test the site thoroughly
• Identify what caused the issue
• Avoid repeating the same changes
• Update cautiously

Restoration is not a permanent fix by itself.

Responsibility Notice #

You are responsible for:

• Creating and managing backups
• Choosing when to restore
• Verifying restored content

ProRedLine does not automatically restore WordPress sites.