WEUX Content Finder

WEUX Content Finder helps you answer a common WordPress editing question: “Where do I edit this text?”

Visit contentfinderwp.com for more information, documentation, and the Pro version.

WordPress content can live in posts, pages, custom post types, block templates, template parts, synced patterns, navigation menus, theme files, and builder metadata. WEUX Content Finder searches these places from one admin screen and returns direct edit links wherever WordPress provides a safe editor target.

What the free version searches

• Posts, pages, and public custom post types
• Block templates (wp_template)
• Template parts (wp_template_part)
• Synced patterns (wp_block)
• Block navigation (wp_navigation)
• Classic menu items when the active theme supports classic menus
• Block theme template files and referenced theme patterns
• Elementor page data, with a direct “Edit in Elementor” link when Elementor content is detected

Block theme support

For block themes, WEUX Content Finder can search files from the active theme:

• templates/*.html
• parts/*.html
• referenced patterns/*.php

Theme-file results link as precisely as WordPress allows. Template files open the matching Site Editor template, template part files open the matching template part, and theme patterns link to the template or template part where they are used.

Editing workflow

1. Open WEUX Content Finder in the WordPress admin menu.
2. Enter the exact text you want to find.
3. Filter by content type when needed.
4. Review the result type, match count, snippet, status, and modified date.
5. Click the edit button to open the best available editor target.

Keyboard access

When the WordPress Command Palette API is available, WEUX Content Finder registers an “Open WEUX Content Finder” command. You can use the WordPress command palette shortcut and jump to the WEUX Content Finder screen.

Optional Pro upgrade

Search is free and unlimited.

WEUX Content Finder Pro is a separate package that adds preview-first Search and Replace, ACF field search and replace, and batch undo. The WordPress.org free package does not include executable Pro mutation endpoints.