Yes, it is possible to restore a single page from a backup in Webflow without losing any recent changes or integrations made. Webflow provides a feature called "Site Backups" that allows you to create and manage backups of your site.
To restore a single page from a backup without affecting other changes or integrations, follow these steps:
1. Go to the Webflow Designer and open the page you want to restore.
2. Click on the "Site Settings" icon on the left-hand sidebar.
3. In the Site Settings menu, click on the "Backups" tab.
4. Here, you will see a list of available backups for your site.
5. Select the backup that contains the version of the page you want to restore. Webflow provides timestamps for each backup, making it easier to identify the desired version.
6. Once you've selected the backup, click on the "Restore" button next to it.
7. A dialog box will appear, asking you to confirm the restoration. It's important to note that restoring a backup will overwrite the current version of your site, including all changes made after the backup was created.
8. To avoid losing recent changes, Webflow gives you the option to create a snapshot of your current site before restoring the backup. This snapshot acts as a backup of your current state.
9. After confirming the restoration, Webflow will revert the selected page to the state captured in the backup while preserving any recent changes or integrations made on other pages.
10. If needed, you can further extract specific elements or settings from the restored page by copying and pasting them into the current version.
By utilizing Webflow's Site Backups feature, you can restore a single page to a previous state without affecting other pages or recent changes made to your site. This provides a convenient and secure way to recover specific content or undo unintended modifications.