Hi Wilks,

Yes, the scanner will look for images across all post types and images mentioned in the content of a post. Once you remove the images, you have 30 days to safely restore them, that way, if you notice any false positives you can easily restore them. Feel free to reach out using the contact form at https://wpcode.com/contact if you need more info.

Not sure which customer code you are looking for – can you please reach out using the form at https://wpcode.com/contact and we’ll be able to reply there.

Apologies. Use the following SQL Commands instead:

To delete code snippet revisions from all code snippet:

DELETE FROM wp_wpcode_revisions;

To delete all revisions for a specific code snippet (e.g., with snippet_id 123):

DELETE FROM wp_wpcode_revisions WHERE snippet_id = 123;

To delete all revisions older than a certain date (e.g., September 1, 2025):

DELETE FROM wp_wpcode_revisions WHERE revision_date < '2025-09-01';

Cheerio!

Another add for Item 2 above: Add another entry to the newly created “Revisions” tab titled; “Limit code snippet revisions to: ____” (showing a dropdown with numbers ranging from 0 to 10.

Cheers!

TRUNCATE TABLE `wp_wpcode_revisions`;

Where wp_ is the site’s db table prefix.

Cheers!

Awesome. Thank you, Mircea. I have successfully deleted all code snippet revisions contained in the table you provided. Here’s what I suggest:

1. Add a new column (tab) to “Tools” titled, “Revisions”
2. Inside the new “Revisions” tab, add two new entries (with buttons, etc.) titled: “Delete all code snippet revisions from all code snippets” and another one titled “Delete all code snippet revisions for the following code snippet IDs: ______________” (where each code snippet ID is separated by a comma.
3. Add a “Delete All” button” and a “Limit Code Snippet Revisions” function under the Code Revisions section of each code snippet.

Again, thank you!