| 开发者 |
alkesh7
techeshta seljabhalala |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月28日 01:54 |
| 捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
_elementor_data) from your staging site to your live site. It automatically imports (sideloads) all referenced images into your live Media Library, updates layout URLs, and leaves your RankMath SEO data completely untouched.
Key Features
_rank_math_ postmeta records, focus keywords, meta titles, meta descriptions, and custom schema configurations on the destination page.pagemorph-builder-migrator folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install it directly via the WordPress Admin dashboard (Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin).It overwrites the active Elementor or WPBakery layout workspace on that specific page and flushes the main post_content row. However, a native WordPress page revision is created right before this happens so you can easily undo changes if needed.
When you trigger the migration, the plugin fetches the Elementor layout JSON and replaces the live page's _elementor_data and layout options. It does not modify or overwrite any database keys prefixed with _rank_math_, ensuring all your SEO settings, custom schemas, and page optimization scores remain identical.
No. This plugin is targeted specifically to individual page-level content metadata strings. Global fonts, colors, and site-wide theme builder settings remain unmodified.
The plugin utilizes the core WordPress REST API infrastructure. You simply generate an Application Password from the Staging site under Users > Profile and input it directly into the live page sidebar interface.
Yes. The plugin parses the staging layout JSON for any images residing on the staging domain. It checks if the image already exists in the live Media Library by filename. If not, it downloads the media using native WordPress sideloading functions and replaces the remote URL in the layout JSON.
Yes. Before overwriting the live page, the plugin triggers a native WordPress post revision. You can roll back to the previous state at any time by viewing the Revisions section in the WordPress page editor.
You do not need to install this plugin on your staging site. Simply go to your Staging site, navigate to Users > Profile, scroll down to Application Passwords, generate a new password, and paste it alongside your staging username and page ID into the sidebar panel of your live WordPress page editor.