Revisions are automatic saves of your work done by Wordpress, in case you want to go back to a previous form of your writing or if something goes wrong with the internet etc. While good, they are made every single time you modify something. And that means they can pile up, even in the hundreds as I've had in the case of some posts. If too many, they are useless and need to be deleted, because they increase the size of your database without reason.
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DynamicDavid
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Awesome. And because I can run this on a manual basis, I can keep this plugin deactivated when I am not actually using it.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Melisscam7
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Awesome, thank you! Is there something similar that does this in SiteContent? Or can I manually delete revisions?
MozMary
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you don't really need to do that in SiteContent, it's to the cloud so not hogging up space on your website, also when we publish to wp then it's not there anymore...you certainly would not have a plugin involved in sitecontent...
Aless
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I have just done it myself and also my website is still small, so the changes wouldn't be massive. My website speed has improved from 85 to 95 now that I checked, but I can't guarantee it was only this. But having a database that's lower size is a good thing. Of course referring to the useless stuff as revisions.
