Duplicate Menu vs Prime Mover – Migrate WordPress Website & Backups

Some WordPress installs use very elaborate navigation systems powered by core Menus. They’re a fantastic feature that can often make or break a theme. Menus aren’t very portable out of the box, however. If you’re looking to make a change to a Menu you’re pretty much working live without a quick way to revert back to an old version. That’s where Duplicate Menu comes in. Duplicate Menu will allow you to create a second (or third, or fourth, etc.) copy of an existing Menu to do with what you will. It generates the clone on a programmatic level and recreates all necessary relationships to ensure the structure is retained as well. Find out more information in my explanatory article on Duplicate Menu

Easily Transfer WordPress Site to New Host/Server/Domain Move single-site installation to another single-site server. Move WP single-site to existing multisite sub-site. Migrate the subsite to another multisite subsite. Migrate multisite sub-site to single-site. Migrate within WordPress admin. WordPress backup and restore packages within single-site or multisite. Backup WordPress subsite (in multisite). You can back up the WordPress database within admin before testing something and restoring it with one click. Cross-platform compatible (Nginx / Apache / Litespeed / Microsoft IIS / Localhost). Clone a single site and restore it to any server. Clone subsite in multisite and restore it as single-site or multisite. Supports legacy multisites. Debug package. Supports backup of the non-UTF8 single-site or multisite database. PRO Features Scheduled backups: Automatic backup support for multisite and single-site. Save time during migration with the direct site-to-site package transfer. Move the backup location outside the WordPress public directory for better security. Migrate or backup WordPress multisite main site. Encrypt WordPress database in backups for maximum data privacy. Encrypt the WordPress media directory inside the backup for better security. Encrypt plugin and theme files inside the backup/package for protection. Export and restore the backup package from Dropbox. Save and restore packages from and to Google Drive. Exclude plugins from the backup (or network-activated plugins if multisite). Exclude upload directory files from the backup to reduce the package size. Improved migrated site performance by excluding unused database tables created by inactive plugins. Create a new multisite subsite with a specific blog ID. Disable network maintenance in multisite so only the affected subsite is in maintenance mode. Configure migration parameters to optimize and tweak backup/migration packages. It includes all complete restoration options at your own choice and convenience. Full access to the settings screen to manage all basic and plugin advanced configurations. Migrate non-UTF8 database charset to standard UTF8 database charset (utf8mb4). Migrate UTF8 database charset (utf8mb4) to non-UTF8 database charset (edge case scenario). Documentation Prime Mover Documentation