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Putting a Live Site back into Dev Mode


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    In Staq, you have the flexibility to transition a live production website back to development mode. This feature can be useful in several scenarios, such as:

    • Testing or troubleshooting purposes.
    • Switching to a newly built site on Staq.
    • Hosting temporarily while the client has moved their site elsewhere.
    • Suspending the website temporarily due to non-payment by the client.

    Keep in mind that the site will continue to incur charges even when switched from live to development mode. Follow the steps below to take a website off production:

    Step-by-Step Guide

    Access the Staq Panel:

    Log in to your Staq account and navigate to the Staq Panel of the website you wish to revert to development mode. Go to Domains:

     

    On the top right corner of the Domains page, locate and click on the “Revert To Dev” button:

    This will restore the development link of the site and the production site will no longer be accessible.

    With all dev sites, Staq will automatically make the website as a no-follow in which it’s up to to the search engine to respect. If you take the website back live on production, Staq will automatically remove the no-follow in order to make it follow unless you specifically prevent this.

    Need some help?

    We all do sometimes. Please reach out to our support team by dropping us a support ticket. We will respond fast.