Get Pages uses SiteOrigin Page Builder

Hi @wpfreund14

Good to hear from you.

I’ll ask the team tomorrow but I don’t currently know of an automated way to detect pages running Page Builder content. Roughly, how big is the site, how many pages do you need to check?

Hi @wpfreund14,

The easiest (and least risky) method of doing this would be to enable Widget Count and then find the Page Builder powered pages using that and edit as desired. You can enable this setting by navigating to WP Admin > Settings > Page Builder and open the General tab. Tick Display Widget Count. This will add an additional column to the post/page listing screen (For example, WP Admin > Posts > All Posts) that will list if a page is powered by SiteOrigin Page Builder or not.

Alternatively, you can find all page builder powered pages by using SQL:

SELECT * FROM wp_postmeta WHERE meta_key = 'panels_data'

This isn’t something we can assist with however.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by alexgso.
• This reply was modified 7 years ago by alexgso.

@andrew Misplon: Thanks for your efforts.

@alexgso: Thank you very much! The option “Display Widget Count” was very very helpfull!

For sure. Hope you’re able to make good progress with your migration. If you’d like to continue using the Widgets Bundle, widgets will still work in regular widget areas. We’ve also done quite a bit of work to make sure they work in Beaver and Elementor.

All the best ??