Version changes through WordPress

WP Rollback Pro is the paid edition of WP Rollback. It lets administrators choose a specific version of a supported add-on or theme, confirm the change, and install that release through its supported process. The familiar updater-style workflow avoids manually finding and downloading archives, unzipping documents, using FTP, or learning Subversion for a rollback.

Pro extends version selection to premium plugins and themes that are already licensed and installed. Examples include Elementor Pro, Gravity Forms, WooCommerce extensions, Kadence Pro, Astra Pro, GeneratePress Premium, Divi, and Envato or ThemeForest products.

Available premium versions

Plugin Vault is a shared library of verified version archives contributed by Pro users. The archives available for a product determine which versions you can choose, so a release absent from the Vault cannot be chosen there.

• Activity logging: Keep a record of rollback-related activity for later review.
• Multisite network management: Manage rollback work across a WordPress multisite network.
• Priority support: Get priority support as a Pro user.

When a rollback can help

A selected version can help investigate a compatibility issue after an update, compare releases during development, or restore an earlier release while you examine a change. The version choice alone does not establish what caused a problem or guarantee that the selected release will work with the rest of the website.

Prepare before changing versions

Install and activate WP Rollback Pro, then open the rollback controls for an eligible extension or theme. For a premium product, confirm that it is licensed and installed. Choose an available version and confirm the change.

Test the requested version on a staging or development website and create a backup before applying it to a live site. Compatibility depends on the versions involved and how the tool is used.