WordPress Backup is required in order to rescue when there might be a situation occurs where you can lose your data from database and documents due to threats.
There are many reasons for website crashing. For example, your site can get hacked or infected by malware, so to overcome from that situation your host accidentally delete the wrong files and because of that, your site is crashed. Therefore, it is very important to have a backup your site before redesigning.
BlogVault is able to create an automatic backup of your website on a daily basis and along with that, you can also create unlimited on-demand backups. BlogVault is easy to use and user-friendly. With the help of BlogVault, you can store 90 days of WordPress Backup and by using BlogVault you can easily migrate your website to another host.
BlogVault provides entire WordPress Backup from restoring to backups and migration of your files. As you install the BlogVault Plugin in your website then BlogVault takes the backup of your entire webpages. Basically, Blogvault creates offsite backups that’s why along with your backups your website server will not be loaded.
BlogVault provides firewall which is used to manage many who uses multiple websites. By using this functionality of Blogvault plugin you have complete details of the security status of your website. That’s why Blogvault is used to strengthen the security of the WordPress site. BlogVault also provides the backup details of your WordPress site and you can access this by checking your BlogVault dashboard and clicking on the site name.
BlogVault provides the most secure and ideal approach to take the backup of your WordPress website. It can be installed both manually and automatically. The required BlogVault information is:
- History: In history, we safely store the old records so that we can understand which backup to return along with that. It also stores the information about the number of posts, pages, and plugins to show.
- Test Restore: On the server, this lets you again establish the prior backup where you can test. After testing and approval, you can upload the content on the server.
- Auto restores: By this element, you can reestablish a particular prior backup.
- Migrate site: From the single host, you can easily move your site to another. For example, extended uploading and downloading.
- Backup download: From BlogVault dashboard you are able to download the duplicate of your site.
Let’s discuss how to take a backup for WordPress Theme
If you don’t have any idea about making changes in the theme files. For your uniquely designed website, it is good to have a theme backup.
Methods of theme backup:
- The easiest way: In this way, you have to go to the Appearence> Editor and tap on the file and by clicking on the file you just have to copy and paste the content and all other theme documents.
- The complete procedure: To get the backup of the whole theme you need to use this method:
> First you have to download the FTP.
> On your WordPress Admin panel you need to click on the “Appearance” button.
> Login to your FTP account by using login credentials like hostname, username, and password after the installation of the FTP program.
> Then go to your root folder ie: public_html and then move to Under the current theme’s header and select the document from the major part of the present theme’s document located.
> By using FTP program download the whole theme organizer
How to backup WordPress themes without FTP
Backing up your WordPress support theme with the help of FTP is the easiest and quickest way to transfer the files from your website to your computer or external media using file transfer protocol. But if you don’t have access to your site via FTP, then you must need another method to make a copy of your theme. For example by using backup plugins or pasting file contents into local copies.
Backing up WordPress theme using WordPress Theme Editor:
- Login to your WordPress account then click “Appearance” on the WordPress dashboard. To “Edit Theme” pages you have to select “Ëditor”. Thereafter, on the screen, you can see a list of all the files in your template along with an edit option.
- From the given list of templates select the first file and copy all the code in the editing area. Paste that code into a blank PHP document or in a plain text editor like Notepad.
- The filename should be the same as the template file name. For every file in your theme perform copy and paste operation from WordPress. By using this simple method you can be backed up your theme.
