This notice isn’t helpful. On the same page there is something like: Revisions: 29 Browse After you have clicked Restore the backup, you can click on Browse. This will take you to the revisions of the page. If you move the slider all the way to the right, it will display an [Autosave] revision. You … Read more
This is the reason I always recommend to use the least amount of plugins. This obviously easier to say then do, but if you are a developer you should strive to eliminate all plugins by incorporating the relevant code into a site specific plugin or theme. Integrators obviously have less ability to achieve this. The … Read more
Check your wordpress db table wp_options and from there check option name : siteUrl and home url and change %20 from there.
No it does not, it will only export all of your posts, pages, comments, custom fields, terms, navigation menus, and custom posts. https://codex.wordpress.org/Tools_Export_Screen
Problem seems strange since you can see the content in the backend but not able to see it in the frontend. So here are a few suggestions. Try to save the permalink again? And try to clear the cache too. Try to change the theme to any other basic theme available. Also when I tried … Read more
It is not really direct answer to your question, but I think complete (database plus files) backup/restore is more comprehensive and important. Content backup is only content. Database is all of your blog, which can help you go from nuked database back to normal in no time (speaking from sad practical experience, that would be … Read more
It’s a hard problem to solve. Would this answer be any more helpful? Easily Move a WordPress Install from Development to Production? I know it’s not a perfect solution, but it is a start. P.S. I’m working with some others to solve the bigger problem with a plan to release as part of a GPL-licensed … Read more
You can use a plugin like backwpup that lets you: Store backup to Folder Store backup to FTP Server Store backup to Amazon S3 Store backup to Google Storage Store backup to Microsoft Azure (Blob) Store backup to RackSpaceCloud Store backup to DropBox (free) Store backup to SugarSync (free) and manage the number of backup … Read more
There’s not a one-to-one relationship between the WordPress database and the .wxr file. We can find this line in the exported .wxr file: <!– This file is not intended to serve as a complete backup of your site. –> Skimming through the export_wp() function, we can see what’s excluded, for example: The data stored in … Read more
The wp_options table holds a lot of information, whether you deem it important or not really depends on what plugins and information you have set up on your website and how important your website is to you. For example as you’ve noticed it can hold the information for your active plugins, if you activate an … Read more