by Ankur Patel
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Replacely – Bulk Content Find & Replace by URLs
Bulk find and replace exact text in post, page, and Elementor content by URL, with dry-run preview, results dashboard, and CSV export.
Compatible with WP 7
v1.0.4
Current Version v1.0.4
Updated 1 month ago
Last Update on 28 May, 2026
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- Version
- 1.0.4
- Last Updated
- May 28, 2026
- Requires WP
- 5.6+
- Tested Up To
- 7
- PHP Version
- 7.2 or higher
- Author
- Ankur Patel
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Replacely – Bulk Content Find & Replace by URLs
Yes. Matching is exact and case-sensitive, so Hello and hello are not considered the same.
No. By design, the plugin uses exact string replacement to avoid the typical foot-guns of regex-based replacements on production data.
Yes. Any post type whose permalink resolves through url_to_postid() is supported, including CPTs registered by other plugins or themes.
Yes. Elementor stores its page content as JSON in the _elementor_data post meta rather than in post_content, so the plugin searches and replaces inside that data as well — decoding it, replacing the text safely, re-encoding it, and saving. After a live run it regenerates Elementor's cached CSS so the change appears on the front end. Other page builders that keep content in their own storage are not covered.
No. Revisions, auto-drafts, and trashed posts are skipped.
There is no automatic undo. Always take a full database backup before running a live replacement, or use Dry Run first to verify the impact.
The most recent results are stored in a short-lived per-user transient (15 minutes) solely so the CSV export endpoint can stream them.
A persistent, on-screen audit trail of every page changed by a live replacement. Each entry records the page title, post ID, post type, resolved URL, replacement count, the user who ran it, and the timestamp, with View and Edit links. It keeps the 200 most recent updates (older entries are pruned automatically) and survives across sessions. Dry-run previews are never logged, since nothing is written to the database. It is stored in a single capped option and can be emptied with Clear log — clearing the log deletes only the log, not the underlying content changes.
The plugin cleans up after itself. Deleting it from the Plugins screen removes everything it stored in the database: the activity-log option and every per-user results/state transient (on multisite, this runs for each site in the network). The actual content changes made to your posts are intentionally left in place, since those are real edits to your site rather than plugin data.