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Backing Up Your Imported Content

Note: These documents refer to features and updates in the upcoming v5 release, which will be available soon. Some information may not apply to earlier versions. Stay tuned for the official launch announcement!

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Ensure your Aggregator feed sources are backed up effectively to prevent data loss and minimize downtime.
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When managing feed sources using Aggregator, it’s crucial to have a backup plan. If sources stop working or content access issues arise, restoring data efficiently can prevent starting from scratch.

Backup Methods

Export Feed Items

  • Aggregator’s feed items are a custom post type in WordPress, allowing you to use WordPress’s export tool.
  • Save the exported file to your computer or server for safekeeping.
  • Import the backup when needed to restore the exact feed items in just one click.

Read the full instructions here.

Export Posts

  • For those using the Feed to Post feature, content is imported as WordPress posts or other custom post types.
  • Use WordPress’s export tool to back up these posts.
  • The exported data ensures you can easily restore posts to any site.

Read the full instructions here.

Back Up Your Entire Site

  • Regularly backing up your entire WordPress site is advisable to protect against potential issues beyond Aggregator’s scope.
  • Consider using a service like BlogVault for comprehensive site backups.

Following these steps ensures your content remains secure and recoverable, minimizing downtime and data loss.

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