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Revision history, undo and redo

Last Update: February 2, 2024

Elementor includes a built-in Revision History, as well as Undo and Redo. With these features, you get a log for every action and save made on the editor.


The history panel is accessed by clicking on the revision history icon1 Revision history, undo and redo 1 icon at the bottom of the panel.

This will open the History panel, that includes Actions and Revisions.

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The Actions Tab

The Actions Tab logs every ‘action’ you make in Elementor.

Browsing and clicking on the Actions list will let you trace back your steps. You can move back and forth between actions.

Each item on the Actions list includes the name of the element and the type of change, whether it is an addition or an edit.

At the bottom of the Actions list, you’ll find when ‘Editing started’. If you want to go further back, switch to the Revisions Tab.

The Revisions Tab

Every time a page updates, a new revision is created.

You can switch between revisions and revert back to any previous one saved.

Each revision item lists the date, time and creator of the revision. Click on Apply to apply the revision on the current page. Click on Discard to return to the current version of the page.

Undo / Redo Keyboard Shortcuts

You can also use CTRL-Z (Windows) or CMD-Z (Mac) to undo your last action and CTRL-SHIFT-Z or CMD-SHIFT-Z to redo your last action.

Have more questions? We’re more than happy to assist.

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