How to revert my changes back to the original template in MotoCMS 3?

Unfortunately our Admin Panel does not have such option for now. But, there is a workaround described below, step-by-step. In case you don't want to do this by yourself, you can order template reset (reinstall) service by this link, so our team will complete this task within 3 hours.

1. Upload default settings.php file attached to this article into /mt-includes/config/ folder on your server (replacing the existing one). Also you can find exactly the same file in the template installation package /mt-includes/config/ folder.

2. After that you should empty the database. Open your phpMyAdmin control panel for your database.

3. Select database where your Moto CMS 3 template is installed.

4. Select all Moto CMS 3 tables and use "Drop" option for all of them. This will remove all your changes from your server.

Here is the list of all Moto CMS 3 tables:

content_blocks
fonts
languages
media_folders
media_items
menus
menu_items
pages
pages_treepath
roles
settings
styles
users

5. Open your Moto CMS template with your domain name and set it up again.

If you are afraid to edit the database, you can simply create new one and use it for fresh installation

1. Create a new database and database user on your server.

• Log into cPanel
• Under Databases, click MySQL Databases
• In the New Database field, type a name for the database
  

• Click Create Database
• Click Go Back. The new database will appear in the Current Databases table.

2. Create a Database User

• Log into cPanel
• Under Databases, click MySQL Databases
• Click Jump to MySQL Users in the top-right corner of the page

Enter a username

3. Assign Privileges to Database User

• Log into cPanel
• Under Databases, click MySQL Databases
• Under Add User to Database, select a user from the User drop-down menu
• From the Database drop-down menu, select the database to which you wish to allow the user access. Click Add
• From the MySQL Account Maintenance screen, select ALL PRIVILEGES
  
  5. Open your Moto CMS template with your domain name and set it up again by using new database login details you have created recently.