Setting up a Staging Environment for WordPress Websites - Monday Masterclass

In this Monday MasterClass, we set up a staging site in a local environment where we can make changes to our site, test plugins and updates without risking any harm to our live/production site. This episode covers a lot of valuable web-building information for all levels looking to learn how to: - Set up a backup job for your WordPress website - Install Local by Flywheel and set up a local staging environment - Load and launch a backup version of your site on your staging environment - Create a blueprint Read more about building and setting up a basic online store in the in-depth post featured in this edition of Elementor’s Online Magazine: https://elementor.com/blog/wordpress-staging-site/ // TOOLS WE USED in this MASTERCLASS ▸ Local by Flywheel | https://localbyflywheel.com ▸ Back WP Up | https://wordpress.org/plugins/backwpup/ ▸ Elementor | https://elementor.com ▸ Portfolio (Template) | https://elementor.com/blog/portfolio-site-template-kit/ // TOOLS WE MENTIONED in this MASTERCLASS: ▸ WP Engine | https://wpengine.com/ ▸ SiteGround | https://www.siteground.com/ ▸ WP Staging | https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-staging/ ▸ WP Stagecoach | https://wpstagecoach.com/ ▸ Updraft Plus | https://updraftplus.com/ ▸ BackupBuddy | https://ithemes.com/backupbuddy/ // LEARN MORE: ▸ Learn how to push your updated version of your WordPress website from the staging environment to the live/production site | Click Subscribe - Don’t miss our next Monday Masterclass. Get Elementor: https://elementor.com Get Elementor Pro: https://elementor.com/pro/