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Page Builder Audit

by CHRS Interactive

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Description

Page Builder Audit provides a simple admin tool to audit all pages on your WordPress site and identify which page builder (if any) each page uses.

Detected Page Builders:

  • Elementor
  • WPBakery Page Builder
  • Divi Builder
  • Beaver Builder
  • Brizy
  • Oxygen Builder
  • Thrive Architect
  • SeedProd
  • Bricks Builder
  • Breakdance

Additional Detection:

  • Block Editor (Gutenberg)
  • Classic Editor
  • Empty pages

Features:

  • View all pages in one table with ID, title, status, page builder, and page template
  • Summary statistics showing page builder usage breakdown
  • Only detects page builders that are actually installed on your site
  • Export audit results to CSV
  • Color-coded badges for easy scanning
  • Works with any theme

Use Cases:

  • Planning a migration from one page builder to another
  • Auditing sites before taking over maintenance
  • Identifying pages that need updating
  • Documenting site architecture
  1. Upload the page-builder-audit folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
  2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
  3. Go to Tools > Page Builder Audit to view the audit
  1. Main audit page showing all pages with their page builder and template information

    Main audit page showing all pages with their page builder and template information

Where do I find the audit page?

After activating the plugin, go to Tools > Page Builder Audit in your WordPress admin.

Why does it only show some page builders?

The plugin only checks for page builders that are currently installed and active on your site. If a page builder isn’t detected, it means that plugin isn’t installed.

Can I export the results?

Yes! Click the “Export CSV” button to download a spreadsheet with all page data.

What does “Block Editor” mean?

This indicates the page was built using the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg), which is the default editor since WordPress 5.0.

What does “Classic Editor” mean?

This indicates the page has content but doesn’t use Gutenberg blocks. It was likely created with the Classic Editor or TinyMCE.

What does “Empty” mean?

This indicates the page has no content in the post_content field.

Does this plugin modify my pages?

No. This plugin is read-only. It only reads page data and metadata to determine which page builder was used. It never modifies any content.

1.0.0

  • Initial release
  • Detects 10 popular page builders
  • Distinguishes between Block Editor, Classic Editor, and empty pages
  • Shows page template information
  • CSV export functionality
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