Titanium Compatibility Control Tutorials

10 practical ways to manage plugin compatibility, updates and recovery with clear WordPress-native tools.

These step-by-step tutorials explain how to read compatibility information on the Plugins screen, understand Tested up to and repository states, use the detailed Plugin List, adjust the Unmaintained threshold, refresh metadata after external file changes, download the version currently installed, roll back an eligible WordPress.org plugin, read Update History and use Site Health or Multisite safely.

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Compatibility metadata
Repository status
Rollback and Download
Update History

Step-by-step plugin compatibility and recovery tutorials.

Start with the compact information on the normal Plugins screen. Open the detailed Plugin List when you need repository status, latest-version metadata, Download or Rollback, then use History and Site Health to understand what changed and what deserves attention.

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How to interpret Tested up to without treating an old declaration as a broken plugin

Tested up to is an author declaration. Titanium compares that declaration with your WordPress version, but a red value means the declaration is behind the compared version — not that the plugin has been proven incompatible.

Choose the comparison style

Open Titanium Compatibility → Settings.
Find the Version Check comparison preference.
Use major/minor comparison when patch releases inside the same WordPress branch should count together.
Use exact comparison when the complete version number must match the tested declaration more strictly.
Save the setting and return to Plugins or Plugin List.
Use the result as a testing signal, especially before major WordPress changes.

Default behaviour example

Tested up to 7.0 remains valid through WordPress 7.0.x with major/minor comparison.
The same declaration becomes outdated when WordPress reaches 7.1.
Requires WordPress is a minimum requirement and is evaluated differently.
Requires PHP is also a minimum requirement.
Missing values remain unavailable rather than receiving invented compatibility.

Use case: A red Tested up to value is a good reason to check the plugin changelog, support history or a staging site. It is not enough evidence to uninstall a working plugin by itself.

Check first, keep a copy, then update with a recovery path.

Titanium Compatibility Control keeps declared compatibility, repository maintenance signals, installed-version downloads, official rollback and local update history together in one Free WordPress plugin.

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Want a clearer picture before the next plugin update?

Use Titanium Compatibility Control to review declared compatibility, repository status and update history, then keep the installed ZIP or use an official rollback when recovery is needed.

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