Updating Mediapapa

Best Practices for Updates

Please note that Mediapapa’s update are only available if you have an active license.

Always back up your site before updating plugins.

Before updating, check the Changelog to see what’s new.

Changelog

Here you’ll find all release notes detailing new features, improvements, bug fixes, and performance updates. Each entry helps you understand what has changed and how it can benefit your workflow.

Update via WordPress Dashboard (Recommended)

The easiest way to update Mediapapa is directly from your WordPress admin:

Go to Dashboard → Updates or Plugins → Installed Plugins.
If a new version is available, click Update Now next to Mediapapa.
Wait a few seconds until the update is complete.

Make sure your license key is activated to receive automatic updates.

Manual Update (Upload New Version)

If automatic updates are not available or you prefer to install manually:

Download the latest version from your Mediapapa account dashboard.
In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.
Upload the new .zip file and click Install Now.
Activate the plugin when prompted (your settings will be preserved).

Updating via FTP (Advanced Users)

For developers or advanced users, you can also update via FTP:

Download the latest Mediapapa .zip package.
Connect to your server using FTP or SFTP.
Navigate to /wp-content/plugins/.
Replace the existing mediapapa folder with the new one.
Clear any caching plugins or CDN if necessary.

Best Practices for Updates

Please note that Mediapapa’s update are only available if you have an active license.

Always back up your site before updating plugins.

Before updating, check the Changelog to see what’s new.

Changelog

Here you’ll find all release notes detailing new features, improvements, bug fixes, and performance updates. Each entry helps you understand what has changed and how it can benefit your workflow.

Update via WordPress Dashboard (Recommended)

The easiest way to update Mediapapa is directly from your WordPress admin:

Go to Dashboard → Updates or Plugins → Installed Plugins.
If a new version is available, click Update Now next to Mediapapa.
Wait a few seconds until the update is complete.

Make sure your license key is activated to receive automatic updates.

Manual Update (Upload New Version)

If automatic updates are not available or you prefer to install manually:

Download the latest version from your Mediapapa account dashboard.
In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.
Upload the new .zip file and click Install Now.
Activate the plugin when prompted (your settings will be preserved).

Updating via FTP (Advanced Users)

For developers or advanced users, you can also update via FTP:

Download the latest Mediapapa .zip package.
Connect to your server using FTP or SFTP.
Navigate to /wp-content/plugins/.
Replace the existing mediapapa folder with the new one.
Clear any caching plugins or CDN if necessary.

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Updating Mediapapa

Keeping Mediapapa up to date ensures you always benefit from the latest features, improvements, and security fixes. Here are the different ways to update the plugin.

Best Practices for Updates

Before updating, check the Changelog to see what’s new.

Update via WordPress Dashboard (Recommended)

Manual Update (Upload New Version)

Updating via FTP (Advanced Users)

Updating Mediapapa

Keeping Mediapapa up to date ensures you always benefit from the latest features, improvements, and security fixes. Here are the different ways to update the plugin.

Best Practices for Updates

Before updating, check the Changelog to see what’s new.

Update via WordPress Dashboard (Recommended)

Manual Update (Upload New Version)

Updating via FTP (Advanced Users)