🕐 How Version History Works
Website Studio automatically saves your project at regular intervals as you work. Every auto-save and every time you manually save creates a restore point you can return to at any time. This means that if you accidentally delete a section, break a layout, or make unwanted changes, you can roll back without losing all your progress.
📂 Accessing Version History
- In the left sidebar, click Website Studio (URL:
/website-studio). - Open the project you want to restore.
- In the top toolbar of the editor, click the History icon (clock icon) near the top-right corner of the screen.
- A Version History panel will slide open on the right side, listing all available save points with timestamps.
🔄 Restoring a Specific Version
- In the Version History panel, browse the list of save points. Each entry shows the date, time, and save type (auto-save or manual save).
- Click any version to preview what your project looked like at that moment. The canvas will update to show you that version without making any permanent changes yet.
- When you find the version you want — for example, a save from two hours ago or one from yesterday — click Restore This Version.
- A confirmation dialog will appear. Click Confirm Restore to apply the version. Your project will immediately revert to that save point.
💾 Creating a Manual Save Point
Before making major changes to your project, it is a good habit to create a manual save point so you always have a clean version to return to.
- In the editor toolbar, click the Save button (or press Ctrl + S on Windows / Cmd + S on Mac).
- The save will appear instantly at the top of your Version History list with the current timestamp.
⚠️ Important Things to Know
- Restoring is safe to preview — clicking a version only previews it. Your live project is not changed until you click Restore This Version and confirm.
- Restoring replaces your current state — once confirmed, the current unsaved work will be overwritten by the restored version. Save a manual checkpoint first if you want to preserve anything from the current state.
- Version history is per-project — each project maintains its own independent history. Restoring one project does not affect any others.
🆘 Need Help?
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