How to Recover Deleted Blog Posts

Whether by accident or otherwise, the loss of blog posts can be alarming. There's no need to panic because deleted posts can be easily recovered. Although blogger.com doesn't provide official way to recover deleted posts but  there are several options available for recovering your posts. Recovering blog posts depends on the blogging platform you use and how long ago the posts were deleted. Unless your blog is new and your posts have never been indexed by Google, the chances are good that you can recover them.

Steps to Recover Deleted Posts :

• Check your blogging platform. If you are using WordPress, log in to the main Dashboard as if you are going to create a new post. Go to "Edit Posts" and look for the "Trash" link at the top of the page. If the "Trash" link is there, click on it and you will see a list of all the posts in the Trash folder. Find the post you want to recover, point your cursor just under the post title, and click on the "Restore" link.
• Search on Google by typing in "site:" followed by your domain name. For example, if your domain is mydomain.com, you would type site:mydomain.com (with no space after the colon) into Google's Search bar and click "Search." Find your deleted post and click on the "Cached" link beneath it. If your post does not appear in the search results, it means Google did not index it before in was deleted.
• Log in to your blog Dashboard and create a new post. Click the tab on the top right of the posting window to choose the "HTML" or "Code" option, if it isn't already selected, and paste the code from your text editor into the main window. If you are pasting plain text, select the tab for the "Visual" or "Preview" option, paste your text into the main window and add formatting and links to any images you used. Type your title into the Title bar, and then preview and publish your post as usual.
• This method is applicable if you are still working on the same computer where you had prepared the post. Now for recover press ctrl+H to open a sidebar listing the browser history. Just go to the part where you were editing the post and continue to edit or publish the post (or copy-paste from the cached copy of the displayed post.

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