Since WordPress version 3.2 you know that you can update WordPress automatically fast and easily but ah friend! What if you made changes to a default theme or plugins? which can also be updated and lose all changes.
That, but you can avoid this unwanted side effect, because there is a constant that can add to your configuration file of WordPress, the famous wp-config.php with which prevent WordPress core updates affect (touch) other folders . Come on, that only the core of WordPress, nothing will be updated.
Just add this line to your configuration file and save the changes:
That, but you can avoid this unwanted side effect, because there is a constant that can add to your configuration file of WordPress, the famous wp-config.php with which prevent WordPress core updates affect (touch) other folders . Come on, that only the core of WordPress, nothing will be updated.
Just add this line to your configuration file and save the changes:
Code:
// That WordPress updates affect only the core, not to wp-content
define ( 'CORE_UPGRADE_SKIP_NEW_BUNDLED' , TRUE);