idesuvix

Hello!

I have finally made some progress!

Interestingly, I did not find anything in the plugin or theme code. I have tried searching for the terms you provided, and also tried deactivating all plugins and changing to twentyfifteen, but nothing solved the issue.

I remembered, that there is an option in your user dashboard where you can set this as a setting, so I have gone there. The Disable the visual editor when writing checkbox was not checked, so it would suggest it is enabled. When I tried checking it and saving, to disable the editor, it would save, but after the reload the checkbox would be unchecked again. This got me thinking, so I created a new admin user, logged in with that, and that new user did have the visual editor enabled. So I guess they have made some kind of modifications tied to that specific user inside the database…

It would be the best if I could find what it is, it would be a pain in the back to migrate everything to an other admin account… Do you have maybe some ideas what could I check?

Hello Konstantinos!

Thank you very much! No, there is no button whatsoever, here is hot it looks like:

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Thank you very much Jan!

What plugin do you use for backing up to Google?

Thank you very much!

I experimented a bit with UpdraftPlus, I liked the idea that it can upload the files to Google Drive, so I don’t have to watch out how much space do my backup files take up on my shared hosting… However I hate that it can only make backups separately… I mean, backups, plugins, themes, etc… + Database
That is not what I would like in an ideal solution, since it completely leaves out the core WordPress files, so I cannot do as @bdbrown does ?? Any advice on what to use?

Also I don’t like that it won’t send the database backups over email if I set it up to upload to Google Drive… ??

Kind regards,
Suvix

Thank you very much!

Thank you Mark!

I would like to ask, when you set up backups for the files, do you backup all the files in one go, or you backup the wp-content or the uploads folder separately and more frequently? And in your oppinion, is it necessary to backup WordPress core files, or that can be left out?

Thank you!

Guys, thank you very much for your insights!

Regarding hackers deleting my backups on Google Drive or other cloud storage, I was thinking, since the backup app has access rights in order to upload the backups, maybe hackers could easily get their hands on that access rights too ??