Contains full contentWordPress TrainingWe continue our series with another topic. In this article we will provide information about resetting WordPress. WordPress reset is basically the name given to returning WordPress to its default state when it was first installed. As with many other issues, you can perform the reset with the WordPress reset plugin. We will give you details and examples on how to perform a WordPress Reset.

Why Do We Need a WordPress Reset?

You may need to reset WordPress in certain situations. But one detail should not be overlooked. Please note that after the reset process, all your posts, pages and images on your site will be deleted. Now let's list some situations where a WordPress reset may be necessary:

If Your Site Has Been Hacked

If your site has been hacked and you want to rebuild your WordPress site, resetting the site may be a logical solution. Since this method will delete all data on your site, you should only use it if you want to rebuild the site.

If You Don't Want to Use Your Site Anymore

If you no longer want to use your site, resetting the site is one of the solutions that should be considered. Wordpress site reset allows the site to return to its default state. In this way, all the edits you have made and the content you have added to the site will be deleted.

If You Want to Rebuild Your Site

If you want to rebuild your site, you can perform a clean installation by resetting it. If there are problems with the previous version of your database or site, you can take the first step to establish a new and trouble-free site by resetting your WordPress site.

WordPress Reset Plugins

One of the safest and fastest ways to reset WordPress is to use a plugin. You can easily perform the reset process using one of the WordPress reset plugins. Here are the best of the most common WordPress reset plugins:

Now we will present you a WordPress reset guide. With this content, you will not have any problems with the reset process. First, you need to choose the plugin for the reset. The simplest and most effective method to reset WordPress is to use a WordPress reset plugin. If you are ready, let's get started:

Step 1) Install WP Reset Plugin

The first step in our WordPress reset guide is to download a suitable WordPress reset plugin. We especially recommend the WP Reset plugin. To download the plugin, go to the Add New page from the Plugins section on the left side bar in your admin panel. Type "WP Reset" in the search bar and find the WP Reset plugin from the results. Click the "Install Now" button to install the plugin.

Step 2) Go to Plugin Settings

After completing the installation of the plugin, activate the plugin by clicking the "Activate" button. To go to the plugin settings, find the Tools section on the left side menu and click on the "WP Reset" menu in it.

Step 3) Reset WordPress

Close the first ad you come across and scroll down to the plugin settings. Type "reset" in the box and click the "reset site" button. Click the "Reset WordPress" button on the confirmation screen that appears.

Attention: When you click on the "Reset WordPress" button, all data of your site will be irreversibly deleted and your site will be reset.

You now have a brand new site. You can start using your new WordPress site.

WordPress Backup

You may consider visiting the backup article, another content in our WordPress series. If you have important content on your WordPress site or there is a possibility that you may regret it after resetting it, taking a backup may be a good way to do it.

You can learn how to back up your site by reading our WordPress backup article -> WordPress Backup

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