The Web Archive plugin for WordPress provides a simple yet powerful way to create HTML copies of pages or any post type upon their publication. This functionality allows website owners and administrators to keep track of all previous versions of the same page or post, ensuring that changes, updates, and iterations are recorded and retrievable at any moment. This is especially useful for content management, auditing, and compliance purposes.
- Automatic Archiving: Automatically creates an HTML copy of a page or post when it is published or updated.
- Custom Post Type Support: Works with any WordPress post type, including custom post types
- Archive Management: Easy-to-use interface to view archived versions directly from the WordPress admin dashboard.
- Performance Optimized: Designed with performance in mind, ensuring minimal impact on site speed.
- Upload Plugin: Download the Web Archive plugin and upload it to your WordPress website via the WordPress Dashboard under Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin.
- Activate: Once uploaded, activate the Web Archive plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
- Configuration: Access the Web Archive settings through the WordPress dashboard to configure any options according to your needs.
Once activated, the Web Archive plugin works automatically. Every time a post or page is published or updated, an HTML copy is created and stored. These copies can be accessed through the Web Archive menu in the WordPress dashboard.
- Bump tested up to
- Dependencies update
- Initial release: Basic archiving functionality for all public post types
Submit any bug or feature request here: https://github.com/code-soup/web-archive/issues
The Web Archive plugin is open-source software licensed under the GPL v3.0 license.