Revisions and the Activity Log
Every allowed change creates a WordPress revision, and the activity log records allowed and blocked saves.
Every allowed change creates a WordPress revision, and the activity log records allowed and blocked saves.
Every allowed change creates a WordPress revision, and the activity log records allowed and blocked saves.
You stay in control of what your client changes. Two mechanisms make every change traceable and reversible.
Every allowed change by a Client Editor creates a normal WordPress revision. You can compare versions and restore an earlier one in the page editor, like you do for your own edits. Nothing is overwritten without a trace.
Go to Client Edit → Overview. The Recent activity table shows:
Blocked attempts are logged too, so you can see when a client tried to change something that is locked.
The log stores summaries only: element IDs and attribute names. It never stores full page content and never stores IP addresses. Retention is configurable, so old entries are cleaned up automatically.