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Inspect WordPress Page Design
Inspect how a WordPress page is actually built (Elementor, WPBakery, Gutenberg, classic) and read its editable design fields.
- Type
- Reads only
- Credits
- 1
- Platform
- WordPress
- Approval
- Not needed, nothing changes
What it does
Inspect how a WordPress page is actually built (Elementor, WPBakery, Gutenberg, classic) and read its editable design fields.
It returns the page's element tree, which wordpress_edit_page_design addresses. On an Elementor page the visible design lives in page-builder data, not in the post content, so a plain content update changes nothing. This returns each element's id and the text, links and settings you can change. Pass `element` (an id from the list) to get that one element's full settings, including colours, typography and spacing.
MCP: wordpress_page_design
How to use it
You don't call tools by name. Write what you want in ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant connected to Opus Growth, in your own words; it picks this tool when it fits.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Default | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| id | integer | Required | · | Exact resource identifier to target. Prefer an ID returned by an Opus Growth list or create operation. |
| element | string | Optional | · | Exact page-builder element selector or identifier to edit, returned by the relevant page inspection operation; do not use a visual label when an identifier is available. |
| offset | integer | Optional | 0 | Zero-based position at which to start reading results. Use the next_offset returned by the previous response when present. |
| limit | integer | Optional | 60 | Maximum number of rows returned in this response. When the result has_more flag is true, continue with next_page_token rather than assuming the list is complete. |
| site_url | string | Optional | · | Exact URL of the connected WordPress site to target when more than one site is available. |
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