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Soren Ford
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Strata Site Audit
Map every Elementor asset, theme file, CSS rule, snippet and media file. Find broken links, bad redirects, conflicts and media waste. Fix with undo.
Strata Site Audit ranks #69,884 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 25, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1
v1.1.2
Current Version v1.1.2
Updated 1 week ago
Last Update on 25 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 1.1.2
- Last Updated
- Oct 25, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.5+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Strata Site Audit
Not unless you choose to. Scans run entirely on your server. Two things can contact outside servers, and only when you choose them: the optional parent theme comparison downloads the matching release from WordPress.org, and Strata Pro uses Freemius for licensing if you opt in. See the External services section below.
A PDF that describes a site you are taking over: what runs it, where the custom code is, which template shows where and which plugin holds the redirects. It changes nothing and needs no new scan. Parts that come from a scan (custom code, media details, health) show "Not scanned yet" until that area has been scanned. It uses your report branding. It is part of Strata Pro.
No. It flags a few things that are broken, such as a site still hidden from search engines after going live, or a canonical tag that names the staging site. It does not check meta descriptions, headings or structured data.
Yes. The Code scan reads every PHP snippet and theme file and lists lines that PHP 8.0 to 8.4 removed or warn about, with the line and what to write instead. It never edits your code.
Strata first checks whether a plugin registers the tag, or whether the plugin or theme known to provide it (WPBakery, Divi, Avada and others in its list) is active. For the rest it loads one published page that uses the tag, logged out and past any page cache, and reports the tag when it shows there as raw text. Tags only on drafts, private pages, templates or widgets, or on pages it could not load (at most 30 per scan), are reported as "may show as plain text". Check one page before removing them.
No. PHP is parsed into a syntax tree and read. Nothing is included or executed.
Strata checks links by requesting your own pages from the server. Sites behind a password (common on staging) or a firewall that blocks the server from calling itself will skip this step. Everything else still runs.
Yes. Every change appears on the Activity screen with an Undo button. If your host stops a fix part way, Undo puts back exactly the places the fix had changed (it asks you to wait a minute while the fix may still be running), and an Undo that cannot put back every place stays available for the rest and names the places it left. Strata said a link was broken but it loads for me A link is reported broken only when your server answered with a real error such as 404 or 410. Busy or rate-limited answers (429, 502, 503, 504), timeouts, refused connections and login or firewall answers (401, 403) are listed as "Could not check" instead, and Technical details show exactly what Strata saw, such as HEAD 405 then GET 404. Open the finding and click Check again: if the address loads now, the finding is marked fixed. Findings from a scan made with an older version stay until you scan again.
Yes, with Undo. It deletes a block of code stored in the database (snippets, Customizer CSS, Elementor custom CSS and code, HTML widgets), removes a widget or block type from every page, moves templates, popups and synced patterns to the trash, and removes globals. Each asks first and lists every place affected. It never edits theme or plugin files: for those it shows the exact lines to delete, and it shows theme PHP source only to users who may open the Theme File Editor (not when DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT is set, and not to a site admin on a multisite network). It does not remove whole sections or groups, because that would take everything inside them.
No. Strata reads the block editor, themes, custom CSS, code snippet plugins and redirect plugins on any site. Elementor support is built in for sites that use it.