Before + after values
Record supported changes with the previous and resulting state.
Change control / Built by Pixeldust
Change LedgerWordPress plugin.
Record important WordPress changes and reverse one supported change without restoring an unrelated full-site backup.
Undo the mistake without rewinding the entire site.
Download free plugin ↓Version 0.1.0 · ZIP
The problem
Audit logs tell you who broke the site. Backups undo too much.
A full restore can erase valid orders, posts, settings, and edits made after one mistake. Change Ledger focuses on the individual object that changed and checks whether newer work would be overwritten before offering rollback.
What it does
Focused. Not bloated.
Six practical capabilities, organized around the one job this plugin is meant to do.
Targeted restore
Reverse one recorded change without replacing unrelated newer work.
Broad WordPress coverage
Track supported posts, menus, widgets, options, plugin activation states, and plugin settings.
Builder support
Handle supported Elementor changes and full Divi layout content as bounded rollback units.
Conflict checks
Detect newer edits and flag items that need review instead of blindly applying old data.
Searchable history
Filter by object, action, source, risk, target, and rollback eligibility.
How it works
A controlled path from evidence to action.
- 01
Store the source, target, action, risk, and before/after state of a supported change.
- 02
Explain the change and rollback consequences in ordinary language.
- 03
Compare current state with the recorded result to detect newer conflicting work.
- 04
After confirmation, reverse only the selected supported change and record the rollback.
The boundary
Rollback is contextual, not automatic.
Change Ledger distinguishes user-requested changes from automatic activity and requires review before reversal. Unsupported or ambiguous changes remain history instead of pretending to be safely reversible.