WordPress tools

List the WordPress sites connected to your Opus Growth account, plus your WordPress plan tier, limits, and every WordPress tool you can use on them.

Overview of a connected WordPress site: name, active theme, plugin count, WordPress/PHP versions, WooCommerce status.

Create a post or page on a connected WordPress site.

Read one WordPress post or page in full, including its raw content, categories, tags and featured image.

List posts or pages on a connected WordPress site.

Update an existing WordPress post or page by its ID.

Edit a WordPress navigation menu: add, rename, relink, reorder or remove navbar and footer links, create a menu, or assign one to a theme location.

Edit the design of an Elementor page: change headings, paragraphs, button labels, links, colours and other element settings.

List the navigation menus of a WordPress site: the navbar, footer menus, which theme location each one fills, and the links inside them.

Inspect how a WordPress page is actually built (Elementor, WPBakery, Gutenberg, classic) and read its editable design fields.

Browse the media library of a connected WordPress site: images already uploaded, with their id, URL, alt text and dimensions.

Upload an image into a WordPress site's media library from a public URL, optionally setting it as a post's featured image in the same call.

Read the SEO settings of a connected WordPress site: which SEO plugin runs it, the search engine verification codes in place, and, for one page, its meta title, meta description, canonical and focus keyword.

Set SEO fields on a connected WordPress site: a page's meta description, meta title, canonical or focus keyword, or the site's Google and Bing verification codes.

Set a WordPress site's Google Tag Manager or GA4 measurement id, add code to the site header, or switch off an old tracking snippet.

See every place a WordPress site fires a Google Tag Manager or GA4 tag: the GTM4WP plugin, WPCode snippets, header/footer code, and the connector's own output.

See a WordPress site's speed settings: which caching plugin runs it, which optimisations are on, and which of them are risky on this particular site.

Turn a WordPress site's speed optimisations on or off, and undo them in one step if the site breaks.

Install a plugin on a connected WordPress site from a wordpress.org slug (e.g.

List installed plugins on a connected WordPress site, showing which are active and which have updates available.

Activate, deactivate, update or delete a plugin that is already installed on a connected WordPress site.

Read, and when asked, write a single WordPress setting by name — including the theme option that holds a theme's own tracking code.

Update the Opus Growth Connector plugin on a connected WordPress site to the newest version, or just check which version it runs.

Create a WooCommerce simple product on a connected WordPress site.

List recent WooCommerce orders on a connected WordPress site (status, total, currency, customer, date).

List WooCommerce products on a connected WordPress site (name, SKU, price, stock, status).

Run a WP-CLI command on a connected WordPress site (advanced).

List the users of a connected WordPress site, or change the name a user is shown under on their posts.