If your website layout looks broken after a WordPress migration, host transfer, or plugin update, the cause is often that Brizy’s compiled HTML/CSS caches have fallen out of sync.
Layout Recompiler for Brizy solves this by triggering a clean recompilation of all pages built using Brizy.
This plugin does not include license checks, trials, paid feature locks, usage quotas, or unlockable local features.
This plugin requires the Brizy Builder plugin to be installed and active. It does not send data to any external service directly and does not make its own remote API requests.
When you run the recompilation tool, this plugin calls Brizy Builder’s local WordPress classes to recompile Brizy-enabled pages. Brizy Builder may use its own compiler URLs or download URLs as part of its normal compilation process. Any data handling, remote requests, terms, and privacy details for that process are controlled by Brizy Builder.
Brizy Builder terms: https://www.brizy.io/terms
Brizy Builder privacy policy: https://www.brizy.io/privacy-policy
The Layout Recompiler can fix instances where full-width pages have suddenly collapsed to the default container width. If you are experiencing this layout issue due to a conflict with Blocksy Companion, follow these steps:
Recommendations for Complex Sites
For highly complex websites, we recommend temporarily disabling non-essential third-party plugins before running the recompilation process to ensure a clean execution. However:
* WooCommerce Sites: If your website uses dynamic templates to generate shop pages, cart/checkout areas, or product queries, WooCommerce and its essential related add-ons must remain active.
* Dynamic Fields (ACF): Similarly, if your layouts rely heavily on Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) or other dynamic content engines to fetch database fields, those plugins must remain enabled during recompilation.