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devkit
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DevKit 3.1: File revisions, a safer Sync and WP Config
DevKit 3.1 brings revisions to the File Manager, a much safer Sync, and a new WP Config screen. File Manager revisions Before you change a file, open Revisions…
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DevKit 3.0: Sync, Terminal and a new admin
DevKit 3.0 is out, and it's the biggest update so far: a rebuilt admin interface, a new Sync module, a terminal inside wp-admin, and a lot of work making the…
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DevKit 2.3.0 Performance features
Performance Quick Scan: Find What’s Slowing Down Your WordPress Site WordPress performance issues can be frustrating and hard to diagnose. Is it your database?…
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Website Backups, Temporarily login, Duplicate page and limit revisions
DevKit is designed to remove friction from everyday WordPress workflows. This release focuses on developer productivity, content management efficiency, and…
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DevKit Image URL Redirect: Local WordPress Without the Media Library
To work on a production WordPress site locally, you usually have to download the whole thing, and most of that download is the media library. On a larger site…
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Install plugins in WordPress from local computer, Google Drive or WordPress.org & Files Manager Error Handling
We have expanded install options. Google Drive Most of the people keep their set of plugins on the cloud such as Google Drive. That is why we decided to make…
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DEVKIT NEW UI, NEW FEATURES
Completely new UI. The navigation is now positioned on the side, giving us more space for new features. SVG Upload. SVGs can be tricky as they can contain…
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Search & Replace WordPress Database With DevKit pro 1.5.0
Search & Replace WordPress Database From version 1.5.0, you can search and replace values in the WordPress database. After entering a value in the search…
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Switch WordPress Users and Rename Usernames with DevKit Pro
To test a site as another user, you usually log out, log back in as that user, and repeat the whole thing every time you switch roles. WordPress also won't let…
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WordPress Maintenance Mode Without a Plugin: DevKit Pro
Most WordPress maintenance mode plugins add one more plugin to the site, and then you spend half an hour or more styling a page nobody will look at for long…