Select Existing Page to Edit
From the WordPress Dashboard menu on the left, click “Pages”. From the list of pages, click the title of the page you want to edit to open the page. The page will open in the default classic WordPress editor.
Note: if a page was specifically created in the default WordPress editor instead of with Elementor, follow the post instructions for editing as posts are typically created and edited in the default WordPress editor.
Copy Existing Page to New Page
From the WordPress Dashboard menu on the left, click Pages. Mouse over the title of an existing page and click the link below the title that says “Duplicate This”. You will then see a new page in the page list with that page’s name, but the page status is Draft.
Mouse over the title of the new draft page and click the link below the title that says “Quick Edit”. From the Quick Edit menu, delete the existing title in the Title box and enter the new page title and click the blue Update button.
Restore Previous Revision of Page
From the WordPress Dashboard menu on the left, click Pages. Click the title of the page you want to restore to a previous revision. After the page opens, click the “Screen Options” button in the upper right corner of the screen and check “Revisions”. Now available revisions will be listed at the bottom of the page. Not all revisions can be restored, however. If the most recent revision has the “Restore This Revision” button grayed-out, try the next available revision.
You can click the link next to a revision to compare the current page to the previous revision–however, the comparison content will include HTML code so you will need to read between the codes to determine if a previous revision is what you want to restore.
