Spectra is a powerful plugin that enhances various aspects of your website. It gets updates often to make it work better and add new features.
These updates are meant to make your user experience better, but sometimes these updates can cause problems when they don’t match well with other plugins or themes.
In such cases, the ability to rollback to a previous version of the Spectra plugin can be a valuable step to restore stability.
This guide will walk you through the process of reverting to a previous Spectra version. It will help you deal with any problems and keep your website working well.
Why Choose the Rollback Option
When you update the Spectra plugin, it’s meant to make things work better and bring in new features for a better user experience.
But sometimes, because of all the different things going on in your website – like other plugins, themes, and how everything is set up – there can be unexpected problems.
If these problems happen after an update, the rollback option can help. It’s like going back to a version of the plugin that worked well before.
This can quickly fix your website and make it stable again, so you don’t have to spend a long time trying to figure out what’s wrong or dealing with your website being down.
In the next sections, we’ll show you exactly how to use the rollback option in the Spectra plugin. We’ll guide you through the steps so you can easily make your website work smoothly again.
How to Rollback to the Previous Version of Spectra
If you’re looking to switch back to an earlier version of the Spectra plugin, follow these simple steps:
- Go to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to Spectra > Settings
- And then choose “Version Control.”
- You’ll see the option for ‘Rollback to Previous Version’.
- From the dropdown menu, pick the previous version you want to switch to.
- Once you’ve selected the version, hit the “Rollback” button.
- That’s it! The Spectra plugin will automatically reinstall the version you’ve chosen.
Remember: It’s always a good idea to back up your database before you rollback, just to be safe.