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TruSEO issues now show up right on your Elementor, Divi, or WPBakery layout. It’s the same set of tools you’ve been using in the block editor, now in your favorite page builders.
What’s included:
Issue highlighting: TruSEO marks problems right on your layout, and the “found” links jump you straight to each one
Spell Checker: fix typos in 1 click, or add a term to your dictionary
Suggest a fix: apply AI rewrites directly to your content (requires AI Credits)
Supported editors: Elementor V3 and V4, Divi 4 and Divi 5, and WPBakery’s frontend and backend editors
Broken Link Checker 1.3.1 expands what it scans beyond posts and pages, catching broken links in corners of your site you’d never think to look. Here’s what’s new:
Navigation menus: every link in your header, footer, and custom menus gets scanned
Custom fields and author bios: 2 places broken links used to hide completely
Page builder support: Elementor, Divi, SiteOrigin, Avada, and WPBakery content is now checked automaticall
Oh, and synced patterns and templates? Those are covered, too.
Broken Link Checker’s new dashboard organizes your broken links by priority, worst domains, and distribution across your site, so you know where to start.
Fix-first priority view: see which broken links to tackle first instead of working through an unsorted list
Worst domains: spot the external sites with the most broken links pointing at your content
Broken link distribution: see how broken links are spread across your site
The new dashboard is available on every BLC plan, including Lite.
Broken Link Checker now emails you within a week if a link on your site breaks, plus sends a full monthly summary of all links analyzed, so you don’t have to log in and check manually.
What’s included:
Weekly alert: hear about a new broken link within about a week of it breaking, no checking required
Monthly summary: a full report of every link checked that month, sent either way, broken or not
Independent from scan frequency: your scan schedule and your email reports run on separate tracks
Multiple recipients: send reports to your own address, teammates, or clients right from settings