I accidentally clicked “Restore this Revision” button while checking the 4-year old version of main page of WordPress website. Before that, the latest version I had was from 2 months ago (current one at the moment). After pressing “Restore this Revision”, I still have the latest (current) version from 2 months ago, so I can’t restore it (grayed button).
How do I undo the “Restore this Revision” action so the page is back to the version, let’s say, 1 hour before I pressed this button?
I think you can just dip into the revision history and restore it back to whatever version from the history. I think you should still be able to see the more recent version. This article can show you how to do that…
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To undo “Restore this Revision” in WordPress, you need to manually revert to the previous version of your content:
Go to the Post/Page: Navigate to the post or page where you made the revision.
Click on Revisions: Scroll down to the bottom of the editor and click on “Browse” next to “Revisions” to see all saved versions.
Select Previous Version: Find the previous version you want to restore and click “Restore This Revision” below it.
Confirm: Confirm your action if prompted.
Comment: “Reverting to a previous revision in WordPress to undo unintended changes.”
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