WordPress automatically saves your post (or page) while you are editing it. This is called WordPress auto-draft. If you don’t hit the publish/update button, then the post/page will be saved as auto-draft and any modification to your post/page will not be visible in your public site. Over time, you could have multiple auto-drafts that you…
WordPress allows you to save a post or a page without having to publish it immediately. This way you can work on it as much as you want and publish it only when it is ready. This is called a WordPress draft. Over time, you could have multiple drafts that you will never publish and…
WordPress stores a record called revision of each saved draft or published update. This system allows you to see what changes were made in each post and page over time. However, as you use WordPress, this can lead to a lot of unnecessary overhead in your WordPress database, which consumes a lot of space and…
A scheduled task enables plugins to execute some actions at specified times, without having to manually execute code at that time. WordPress itself uses some scheduled tasks to perform some regular actions. However, some scheduled tasks may not be removed even if the responsible plugins are deleted from your WordPress installation. As you know, not…
Optimizing your WordPress database will reclaim unused space in your tables, which will reduce storage space and improve efficiency when accessing tables. Optimizing the database can sometimes significantly improve performance, particularly on sites that receive a lot of traffic or have a large amount of content. Moreover, optimizing your database is absolutely safe. Use our…
It is always safe to clean-up your WordPress database if you use the appropriate tools. Our plugin Advanced Database Cleaner does not run any code that can break down your site or delete your posts, pages, comments, etc. However, either by using our plugin or other ones, we advise you to always make a database…
As you use WordPress, your database accumulates a lot of extra data such as revisions, spam comments, trashed comments, transients, etc. that make your site sluggish and bloated. Cleaning your WordPress database consists of removing this unnecessary data. This operation will reduce the size of your database and improve efficiency when accessing tables. In addition,…