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Hello guys.. please.. pleeease.. i was just finishing a website for a client.. after many and many changes.. i went to change a quick CSS and right below there was the RESET ALL OPTIONS button… and i didn’t realize cause i look so much SAVE ALL CHANGES button.. and i just lost everything..
Is there anyway to get all back ??
And please.. what a place to have a button that can just reset and mess the website.. it should be hidden.. my client is going to kill me because of that.. can some one please help with this ???
Seriously guys.. i wish i was dead now.. i just simple gonna have a big fight with my client.. probably i’m gonna loose him if i get lucky that he’s not going to sue me about what just happened. He’s suppose to start with google ads en everything.. i was a month working on this website.. to loose everything because of a silly button. i hope theres a way to restore back the way it was… other wise i’m totally screwed
Hi,
You don’t keep backups of your sites? Maybe you could try contacting your hosting provider to see if they can restore it?
If you should need help keeping backups of your sites then I would recommend that you contact a service like SteadyWP.
Best regards,
Rikardmaybe you are a lucky guy and waybackmachine has rendered your site the last time:
put in your url and hope !
if there are some entries ( for me it is the 14.September)
We color the dots, and links, associated with individual web captures, or multiple web captures, for a given day. Blue means the web server result code the crawler got for the related capture was a 2nn (good); Green means the crawlers got a status code 3nn (redirect); Orange means the crawler got a status code 4nn (client error), and Red means the crawler saw a 5nn (server error). Most of the time you will probably want to select the blue dots or links.
you can click the date and see if it was rendered completely.
They show you the state of your website of that date – so it is in a way a backup.Now you have to be familiar with firebug or other developer tools.
you have to navigate to style.css and on the bottom there are the quick.css entries you did.
If you need futher help you can tell me the url – and i will mange it for youby the way isn’t there a warning on that button after clicked? Sometimes reading those popups produced from the own site is a good advice.
may be this could be a good first rule for you in quick css:.avia_reset { pointer-events: none; }link to kriesi Dec.2010 :yoo
Hello Guenni.. sorry about not answer you… actually i configured everything again on CSS… i got my friend’s help to do it faster.
But i tried wayback machine like u said first… but there was nothing there…so i go tintense to recover fast.. and i talked with my client about my mistake.. i event showed him the button RESET ALL SETTINGS in the layout.. and even him said.. “oh my god.. who could do that” lol..But in the and i fixed.. but i think you guys should move this button to one of the tabs.. maybe at the THEME UPDATE TAB.
But thanks anyway guys.
And thank you very much for your help Guenni! I really appreciate.CYA
Hi Bruno,
Glad you got your site recovered and thanks for the feedback, we’ll consider moving that button in a future update.
Best regards,
RikardThanks Ricard.. i think it would be great for other people… and even more for the ones that don’t know too much.. like many of my clients.. lol..
But thanks for your attention.Cya guys!
maybe you can deactivate it by default – and must activate it if you like to have it:
this could be a good thing in functions.php of everyones child-themefunction admin_head_mod() { echo '<style type="text/css"> .avia_reset {pointer-events: none !important } </style>'; } add_action('admin_head', 'admin_head_mod');
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