Site is builded, but don′t need id now

  • Resolved baraber

    (@baraber)


    12 months ago

    Hi all,

    I′ve built an website with my elementor. But now I want to paused it and want to build an new project. Is this possible with one single license, without killing the finished page ? Or are the files away, when I deinstall it an go to a new hosting plan ?

    THX in adv.

    Best wishes

    tony

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  • Plugin Support Milos

    (@miloss84)

    If you want to pause your current project and start a new one without losing your existing website, you don’t necessarily need to uninstall Elementor or change your hosting plan. Here are some steps you can consider:

    1. Backup Your Current Website:
    2. Before making any changes, it’s always a good practice to create a backup of your existing website. You can use a WordPress backup plugin or your hosting provider’s backup tools to create a snapshot of your current site.
    3. Create a Staging Site:
    4. Many hosting providers offer staging environments where you can create a copy of your website for testing purposes. This allows you to work on changes without affecting your live site. Check if your hosting plan includes a staging option.
    5. Export Elementor Templates:
    6. If you’ve created specific Elementor templates for your pages, you can export them. In the Elementor editor, go to Templates > Export Templates. This will create a JSON file that you can import into your new project.
    7. Deactivate Elementor (if needed):
    8. If you’re not going to use Elementor on your existing site anymore, you can deactivate the plugin. However, deactivating the plugin doesn’t delete your content; it just disables the Elementor editor. Your pages will still be accessible in the WordPress editor.
    9. Start a New Project:
    10. You can now start a new project on your existing WordPress installation or set up a new WordPress installation if needed. Install Elementor on the new site if you plan to use it for the new project.
    11. Import Elementor Templates (if needed):
    12. If you exported Elementor templates, you can import them into the new project. In the Elementor editor, go to Templates > Import Templates and upload the JSON file.
    13. Test and Go Live:
    14. Once you’ve set up your new project and made the necessary changes, thoroughly test it in your staging environment. If everything looks good, you can push the changes to your live site.

    Remember, the exact steps may vary depending on your hosting provider, WordPress version, and Elementor version. Always check Elementor and WordPress documentation for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

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