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Host a static copy of your WordPress website to IPFS (InterPlanetary File System). All this happens thanks to the tools created by Textile.
The plugin has a module called “Static Site Generator”. With this feature any wordpress admin can create a static copy of their posts and upload it directly to IPFS in just a few clicks. You can chose between making a shallow copy or a deep copy.
A shallow copy only will backup your html post data, maybe not very interesting but useful if your post have only text and no other media.
A deep copy will try to backup all the images and videos present in the post. Very powerful.
The plugin has a lot of other modules. For example we have a Bucket explorer if you want to browse your files or upload new ones directly to your buckets.
Finally, we inclue a BETA functionality to upload your buckets to Filecoin mainnet. This is a very handy tool.
Go beyond the limits imposed by your hosting provider. Try decentralized hosting with IPFS, Textile and our plugin!

Textile Tools

With this plugin you can have an interface to IPFS, Libp2p and Filecoin from your Wordpress website using the Textile tools.

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<h4>Summary</h4>
Ever want to do some conflict testing by activating and deactivating a bunch of plugins, and then when you’re done, go back to how things were before without having to make a full site backup?
With Plugin Status Snapshotter, you can make a Snaphot of which plugins are currently active in your site, then activate and deactivate plugins for testing as much as you like, and then restore the Snapshot again to go back to how things were before.
Snapshots will only keep track which plugins were ACTIVE or not. It will NOT back up/restore any plugin’s settings, or install/delete plugins.
<h4>Features</h4>
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<li>One click to create or restore a Snapshot.</li>
<li>Make as many snapshots as you like.</li>
<li>Only saves the STATE of all plugins (which are active and which aren’t).</li>
<li>Option to add a description to each Snapshot (e.g. “my favorite set of plugins”).</li>
<li>No full database/configuration backup, so Snapshots are created and restored lightning fast.</li>
<li>View which plugins were active when a Snapshot was made, before you restore it.</li>
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Plugin Status Snapshotter

Saves a list of currently active plugins so that you can do some testing, and then when you're done, go back to how things were before.

Textile Tools vs Plugin Status Snapshotter