內容簡介
CrawlCue 是一款專為 WordPress 管理員設計的維護外掛，能夠有效檢查網站中的斷鏈接和圖片，提供清晰的維護工作流程，確保網站的連結和資源正常運作。
【主要功能】
• 手動爬行網站前端，發現內部頁面
• 檢查內部及外部 HTTP/HTTPS 連結
• 檢查圖片的 src 和 responsive srcset/source URL
• 分組重複問題 URL，減少報告雜訊
• 提供 WordPress 控制台小工具顯示斷鏈接數量
• 自動記錄已確認的正常 URL，便於未來掃描
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
② 後台搜尋「CrawlCue – Broken Link & Image Auditor」→ 直接安裝（推薦）
原文外掛簡介
CrawlCue gives WordPress administrators a focused maintenance workflow:
Manually crawl the rendered front end of the site.
Discover internal pages from actual front-end links.
Check internal and external HTTP/HTTPS links.
Check image src and responsive srcset/source URLs.
Cache duplicate URL checks during a scan to reduce unnecessary HTTP requests.
Group repeated problem URLs so footer, menu, and template links do not flood the report; open a group to see every source page.
Show where each URL was discovered in the rendered markup, including the HTML attribute (such as img[srcset]), a compact element locator, and an expandable HTML clue.
Open the source page in a new tab or open the WordPress editor when available.
Recheck a grouped result after fixing or removing it; CrawlCue checks the destination once and reloads source pages in small batches only when needed.
Separate confirmed broken resources from URLs that automated checks could not verify because of access controls, throttling, bot protection, TLS trust differences, custom HTTP responses, or temporary server conditions.
Sort report columns and bulk-recheck selected grouped results.
Manually mark inconclusive URLs as working after opening them in your browser; CrawlCue remembers that verification across future scans unless strong evidence later contradicts it.
Ignore intentional/unfixable URL groups without deleting the audit.
Show a WordPress Dashboard widget with broken-link/image counts and the last scan time.
Recommend another audit after 7, 14, 30, 60, or 90 days without scheduling anything.
Run the scan in small administrator-initiated AJAX batches instead of one long PHP request.
CrawlCue intentionally does not use WP-Cron, require a cloud account, or send your crawl report to an external service.
During an audit, the site server makes HTTP/HTTPS requests to the links and image URLs found on the site so it can verify whether they respond. Those destination servers can therefore receive normal web-request information such as the site server IP address and the plugin user-agent. The plugin does not add personal data, account data, or the site URL to its external-request user-agent.
