Hi there,
o replace a word in the Elementor selector across multiple pages on your WordPress website, you have a few options:
- Database Search and Replace: You can directly search and replace the word in your WordPress database. However, be extremely cautious when directly modifying your database, as it can cause irreversible damage if done incorrectly. Always backup your database before making any changes.
- Using a Plugin: There are several plugins available that allow you to search and replace text in your WordPress database safely. One popular option is “Better Search Replace” plugin. Here’s how you can use it:
- Install and activate the “Better Search Replace” plugin from the WordPress plugin repository.
- Go to Tools > Better Search Replace.
- In the “Search for” field, enter the word you want to replace (“турисов”).
- In the “Replace with” field, enter the word you want to replace it with (“туристов”).
- Select the tables you want to search and replace within. Usually, you would select all tables.
- Review the dry run option to see the number of changes that will be made without actually modifying the database.
- Once you’re sure, run the search/replace.
- Using Elementor Find and Replace: Elementor doesn’t have a built-in find and replace feature, but there might be third-party plugins that extend Elementor’s functionality to include this feature. You can search the WordPress plugin repository for such plugins.
When using any method to replace text across multiple pages, always make sure to review the changes carefully after performing the replacement to ensure nothing unintended has occurred. Additionally, it’s recommended to take a backup of your website before making any significant changes, especially when directly modifying the database.
Kind regards,
