Page builders and templates

The Page builders tab of Tools → Pruneline has two lists: Missing widgets & modules and Templates. Switch between them with the links under the tabs.

Pruneline reads the layouts of these page builders:

Builder	What is read
Elementor	Widgets, including those of add-ons, and the templates they use
Beaver Builder	Modules and saved templates
SiteOrigin Page Builder	Widgets in its layouts
Bricks	Elements, including headers and footers, and templates
Oxygen	Components, in its newer and older formats
Divi	Modules in Divi 4 layouts. Divi 5 layouts are blocks: see Blocks
WPBakery	Elements

Missing widgets and modules

This list shows widgets and modules in your pages that nothing on the site provides now, usually because an add-on was switched off or deleted.

1. Open Page builders, then Missing widgets & modules.
2. Click a builder's name at the top to show only its items.
3. Hover over a row and click Where used to see every page that uses it. Edit opens the page, in Elementor's editor for pages built with Elementor.

Column	What it shows
Widget or module	The name the builder stores, such as acme-price-table.
Builder	The page builder it belongs to.
Status	Missing, Builder inactive or Needs confirmation.
From	The add-on it came from, when Pruneline knows it, with (inactive) or (deleted). Unknown add-on otherwise. For Builder inactive, the builder's name.
Places, Uses, In drafts	How many places use it, how many times, and how many of those places are drafts.

What the statuses mean:

• Missing: the builder is active but doesn't know this widget or module.
• Builder inactive: the page builder itself is switched off, so none of its layout shows.
• Needs confirmation: Pruneline can't tell from the admin. Divi and WPBakery load their modules only on some pages, and Oxygen's components can't be checked, so their items show this unless they're plainly registered.

Templates

This list shows the templates and layouts saved in Elementor, Beaver Builder, Divi, Bricks and Oxygen, and where each one is used.

Column	What it shows
Template	Its title. Click it to edit it.
Builder	The page builder it belongs to.
Type	The kind of template the builder gives, such as Section, Popup or Header.
Status	Published, Draft and so on.
Used	See below.
Places	How many places point at it. Where used lists them.

Used says how the template is used:

Value	Meaning
Used	A page, another template or a widget points at it, for example Elementor's Template widget, a global widget, a [elementor-template id="…"] shortcode or a Bricks Template element.
Applied by display conditions	It has no reference, but it's shown by its own conditions, such as an Elementor or Bricks header for the whole site. Oxygen templates always show this.
Opened by its own triggers	An Elementor popup that opens by its own triggers, such as on page load.
Active site kit	Elementor's active kit, which holds your global styles.
No reference found	None of the above.

Use the views No reference found, Used and Applied by conditions to narrow the list.

WPBakery keeps its saved templates outside your content, so they aren't listed.

Move unused templates to the Trash

Only templates with No reference found have a checkbox.

1. Open Page builders, then Templates, and click No reference found.
2. Tick the templates you don't need.
3. Choose Move to Trash under Bulk actions, then Apply.

The notice says how many were moved. They're in the Trash of their builder's template list, and you can restore them from there. Each template is checked again before it moves: one that has become used in the meantime stays.

Related

• Blocks
• Patterns and parts
• Elementor