So ...
Upon activation, go to Dashboard => Updates Options to access the plugin configuration page:
As you can see, the configuration page contains five different tabs.
The "Dashboard" tab will allow you to quickly turn on/off updates for Wordpress core files, plugins, themes, translations, etc. I'd recommend you to keep the default settings here.
The "Plugins" tab will allow you to individually enable/disable automatic updates for your plugins:
On the "Themes" tab you'll find a list with all the themes that are installed on your site. Simply select the "Allowed" or "Blocked" options for each theme:
The "Logs", "Advanced" and "Premium" tabs are very straightforward so I won't waste your time with these details ...
Instead, let's see another important question: how to rollback to a previous version of the theme/plugin after update (if something goes wrong)?
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When I came back it was to a site that had been infected. Site support had only backups of the infected site and wasn't able to do anything.
But fortunately, I had a copy of my site stored to the computer that got me back up and going minus a couple of changes I had made.
keep an updated back up around Just In Case, it could mean losing nothing or losing everything!
Eric
At some point I will lean to back up themes too....
Thanks. K
