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.

FreeManual Refresh

How to refresh compatibility data after replacing plugin files by FTP or File Manager

WordPress updater events can tell Titanium when a normal plugin change happened. External file replacement is different, so Manual Refresh gives you a direct way to rebuild the current local view.

Refresh after an external change

Finish the FTP, SSH or hosting File Manager replacement first.
Open the Titanium Compatibility plugin-management screen.
Run Manual Refresh.
Allow WordPress update metadata and local plugin compatibility data to rebuild.
Let repository metadata refresh separately in its small batches where needed.
Recheck Installed, Latest and the compatibility fields for the replaced plugin.

Scheduled refresh

A monthly refresh is scheduled automatically.
It is scheduled for the first day of each month at 4:00 a.m. site time.
WP-Cron must actually be triggered.
Sites using external cron must keep their WordPress cron runner configured.
Repository metadata refreshes separately from the local compatibility rebuild.

History limitation: Manual Refresh can rebuild the current state, but it cannot reconstruct a normal Update History event for an old FTP replacement that WordPress never observed.

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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