WEUX Content Finder

WEUX Content Finder is a WordPress plugin designed to help teams quickly locate and manage content across various areas within a WordPress site. It addresses the challenge of content being dispersed throughout posts, pages, custom post types, templates, template parts, navigation menus, synced patterns, block theme files, Elementor data, and supported Advanced Custom Fields (ACF). The tool provides a unified admin screen for searching these content types and offers direct links to the appropriate editor, whether that is the standard WordPress editor, the Site Editor, or Elementor, where available.

The plugin runs entirely within WordPress, requiring no external service, and keeps all search operations local to the site. Users can search for text across multiple content layers, filter results by type, and review match snippets, counts, status, and modified dates. Editor links are included in the search results, allowing users to open the correct editing interface directly from the results. For ACF fields, the free version displays match counts, while the Pro version enables search and replace for supported text fields. Elementor data is searchable in the free version when such data is detected, with edit links provided when possible.

WEUX Content Finder offers both free and paid Pro versions. The free version focuses on discovery, enabling users to find where content is managed and providing direct editor access. The Pro version extends functionality with features such as previewing replacements, selective updates, batch undo of changes, and a global live search overlay accessible across the WordPress admin. Pro users can also access replace job history and perform search and replace operations on supported ACF fields. Licensing for Pro is handled via Lemon Squeezy, with pricing tiers available for single sites, up to five sites, and agencies with unlimited sites. Subscriptions are billed annually, and the prices listed exclude applicable taxes.

This plugin is intended for WordPress teams, including editors, freelancers, and agencies, who need to efficiently find and edit content spread across diverse areas of a WordPress installation.