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Hi, would like the database to be as clean as possible and i would pretty much appreciate to purge the css revisions stored from time to time.
Where do i have to go in the wordpress database to remove them?
Thanks
Hi saltermic,
Good question. I’m not sure. That’s a pretty new addition. Let me chat to Greg and come back to you ASAP.
I ran this past Greg, at this point I’m afraid this will need to be logged as a feature request. We can perhaps introduce a purge feature in the Custom CSS framework in the future. If you have a moment please send this through to the development team here: https://siteorigin.com/suggest-feature/.
Sorry I don’t have more.
Another option might be to run Jetpack Custom CSS. Here is some info on clearing it’s revisions:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-delete-clear-custom-css-history
But is it that hard to tell me from wich table, what row do i have to check? What identifier?
It’s stored as a theme option. If you search by key name in the options table for siteorigin_custom_css_revisions you should find it. For Vantage it’ll be: siteorigin_custom_css_revisions[vantage]
Perfect, emptied the old changes Thanks a lot. This was important for me because i use to make a lot of trials and errors. So it gets big.
Super, glad you made progress there.