Update Elementor Page Settings is a WordPress ability from Elementor — usable via Easy MCP AI, which connects Claude, ChatGPT, and any AI assistant to your site.

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Update Elementor Page Settings

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Elementor Page Builders elementor/update-page-settings

Updates document-level Elementor settings (for example page layout, title visibility, or custom page settings) for a given post.

Requires the Elementor plugin plus its experimental 'Elementor MCP WP Abilities API' feature flag (e_wp_abilities_api), which is hidden and inactive by default and, per Elementor's own description, needs WordPress 7.0+ and an application password for the connecting agent. Each ability also checks the current user's capabilities (typically 'edit_posts', plus per-post 'edit_post' or the target post type's 'create_posts' capability) before running.

What it does

This ability accepts a post_id and a partial settings object, then merges those settings into the target Elementor document via the document's save() method — only the keys you provide are changed, and validation of the settings values themselves is delegated to that save() logic. It checks that the document exists and is editable by the current user before saving, returning error codes (invalid_post_id, invalid_settings, document_not_found, rest_cannot_edit, save_failed) on failure, and a success confirmation with the post_id on success.

See it in action

You ask your AI assistant

"Turn off the page title display in post 42's Elementor settings."

Inputs

Name Type Required Description
post_id integer Yes WordPress post ID of the Elementor document.
settings object Yes Partial document settings object; merged into existing settings. Schema enforcement is delegated to document->save().

Returns

An object with 'success' (boolean) and 'post_id' (integer) confirming whether the settings were saved.

Permission

Requires the 'edit_posts' capability, and the specific document must be editable by the current user (document->is_editable_by_current_user()) — otherwise a 403 error is returned.

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