WordPress
URL Cleanup
Replace references to pixels71.com with your live site URL across the database (including serialized data), Yoast SEO links, transients, and optionally plugin/theme files.
Why you need this
If you cloned a demo site or imported theme/demo content, you may still have references to pixels71.com (or other template/demo URLs) inside your database. This can cause issues like Google Ads “destination mismatch / disapproved”, broken media, or links pointing to the wrong domain as one of our client reported this issue.
The Nexsas Theme URL Cleanup Tool removes these template/demo references from your database in one run.
Before you run it (important)
- Take a full backup: database +
wp-content/uploads(and ideally a full site backup). This process permanently updates database content. - Run on the correct site: do this after your domain is final (or be prepared to repeat it later).
- Understand the limitation (from the tool + video): after cleanup you will not be able to use:
- Template Library
- Demo Import
These features require an active connection and original references to Pixels71 servers; cleaning removes those references.
Run the Nexsas URL Cleanup Tool
- Open your WordPress admin.
- Go to Nexsas Theme Options (theme options panel).
- Find URL Cleanup.
- Confirm you have a full backup, then run Cleanup and click OK to proceed.
- Wait for completion (typically 2–3 minutes). You should see a success message indicating the URLs were cleaned.
What changes after cleanup
- Template/demo URLs are removed from the database.
- Some assets may disappear if they were being loaded from Pixels71 servers (example shown in the video: site logo becomes missing because it was referenced from a remote server).
- In Elementor, Template Library may show “template not found” after cleanup.
- In the dashboard, Demo Import will no longer import demos directly.
Post-cleanup checklist
- Re-upload/set your Site Logo and any missing images via WordPress Media Library.
- Re-save Elementor settings and regenerate CSS if needed.
- Recheck key pages and menus for broken links.
- If Google Ads was the trigger: re-run your crawl and resubmit ads after confirming all URLs point to your live domain.