In my post, I show you how to recover deleted blog posts on WordPress, step by step.
After you delete a blog post, WordPress creates a ‘Trash’ folder. All removed posts are in this folder.
To recover deleted blog posts on WordPress, click on ‘Posts’ on your WordPress dashboard. At the top is a ‘Trash’ link. Select the ‘Trash’ link, tick the post you want to recover, choose ‘Restore’ from the menu, and click ‘Apply.’
Let’s do that step by step.
How To Recover Deleted Blog Posts On WordPress
How To Restore A Post Immediately After Deleting
If you have just deleted a post, don’t worry. With one click, you can restore it.
After you delete a post, WordPress takes you to your blog post list. At the top, there is an option to undo.
Select ‘Undo’ to restore your deleted post.
How To Recover Deleted Blog Posts On WordPress
When you delete a blog post, WordPress creates and moves it to a ‘Trash’ folder. You won’t see this folder if you don’t have any deleted blog posts.
To access the ‘Trash’ folder, go to your post list. ‘Trash’ is located at the top.
To recover a blog post, click to the left of the blog post and open the menu at the top.
In the menu, there are two options, ‘Restore’ and ‘Delete permanently,’ Select ‘Restore’ not ‘Delete Permanently,’
After selecting ‘Restore’ in the menu, click Apply.
After you click Apply, you receive a confirmation message.
Click on the ‘All’ link to see your restored post.
How To Restore Deleted Posts In WordPress Video Tutorial
Conclusion
You have two options in WordPress to recover deleted blog posts. The first option is to ‘Undo’ your action, ‘Undo’ is available immediately after you delete a post or page. The second option is to recover your blog post from the ‘Trash’ folder.
The ‘Trash’ folder is at the top of your ‘All Posts’ page. Once in the folder, select the post or posts you want to recover, choose ‘Restore’ from the dropdown menu, and finally click on ‘Apply.’
If you have deleted your posts from the ‘Trash’ folder, there is no way to recover them in WordPress. You have to restore your site from a backup.
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