wordpress-elementor

# WordPress Elementor Edit Elementor pages and manage templates on existing WordPress sites. Produces updated page content via browser automation (for visual/structural changes) or WP-CLI (for safe text replacements). ## Prerequisites - Working WP-CLI connection or admin access (use **wordpress-setup** skill) - Elementor installed and active: `wp @site plugin status elementor` ## Workflow ### Step 1: Identify the Page ```bash # List Elementor pages wp @site post list --post_type=page --meta_key=_elementor_edit_mode --meta_value=builder \ --fields=ID,post_title,post_name,post_status # Editor URL format: https://example.com/wp-admin/post.php?post={ID}&action=elementor ``` ### Step 2: Choose Editing Method | Change Type | Method | Risk | |-------------|--------|------| | Text content updates | WP-CLI search-replace | Low (with backup) | | Image URL swaps | WP-CLI meta update | Low (with backup) | | Widget styling | Browser automation | None | | Add/remove sections | Browser automation | None | | Layout changes | Browser automation | None | | Template application | Browser automation | None | **Rule of thumb**: If you're only changing text or URLs within existing widgets, WP-CLI is faster. For anything structural, use the visual editor via browser. ### Step 3a: Text Updates via WP-CLI **Always back up first**: ```bash wp @site post meta get {post_id} _elementor_data > /tmp/elementor-backup-{post_id}.json ``` **Pre-flight checklist**: 1. Back up the postmeta (abov...