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Scan rendered pages
Checks your published pages and posts using rendered HTML, including navigation, theme output and page-builder content.
WordPress plugin · Version 1.0.0
Broken jump links.
Found before
your visitors do.
Webot Anchor Check scans your WordPress site for internal #anchor links that point to IDs that no longer exist. Catch dead table-of-contents links, menus and buttons before they frustrate visitors.
No external services. No tracking. Your data stays on your site.
Anchor Check
Last scan · Just now
↻ Scan my siteLast scan · Just now
Pages checked128
Anchors checked846
Broken anchors04
Page / LinkTargetStatus
Pricing button#pricingBroken
Read the guide#guideOK
FAQs menu#faqsBroken
Jump to details#detailsOK
4 issues to reviewIllustrative dashboard preview
✓Rendered HTML
Checks real page output
Checks real page output
⌕Useful scan log
Filter, search and export
Filter, search and export
◷Weekly scans
Optional scheduled checks
Optional scheduled checks
◎Site-owned data
No external account
No external account
Small issue. Real frustration.
Every click should take visitors somewhere.
When a section ID changes, its old jump links can quietly stop working. Webot helps you find those broken connections across your own site.
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See exactly what broke
Review each internal anchor, its source page, target and status in a searchable scan log.
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Go straight to the fix
Use one-click edit links to open the page containing the broken link and make the correction.
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Schedule weekly checks
Enable optional weekly scans and get a dashboard notice when a scan finds issues to review.
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Export your results
Download the full scan log as CSV for reporting, documentation or your own QA workflow.
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Handle dynamic IDs
Add IDs created after page load to an ignore list, so known JavaScript-generated anchors don't clutter your results.
Clear results, not guesswork
Know what works.
Know what needs attention.
Each result is labelled so you can distinguish a valid anchor from a broken destination or a page that could not be checked.
- ✓OK — the target ID exists on the destination page.
- ✓Broken — the target ID or named anchor was not found.
- ✓Failed / Skipped / Unchecked — see the scan outcome rather than silently losing a page.
- ✓External links and common browser/router fragments are intentionally skipped.
EXAMPLE SCAN RESULTSLinks view
/services/#pricingBROKEN
/guides/#step-2OK
/about/#our-teamOK
/contact/#formSKIPPED
/old-page/#detailsFAILED
Easy to get going
Three steps to healthier jump links.
No third-party dashboard or account setup. Run the checks from your WordPress admin.
STEP 01
Install the plugin
Upload the plugin folder or install it through the WordPress Plugins screen when the listing is available.
STEP 02
Start a site scan
Open Tools → Anchor Check and click “Scan my site” to check your published content.
STEP 03
Review and repair
Filter the results, open pages that need edits, and export a CSV when you need a record.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions.
Does it check links to other websites?
No. Webot Anchor Check checks internal links that point to fragments on your own site.
Will it change my content or affect visitors?
No content is edited. The plugin reads your pages and records results when you start a scan or when an optional scheduled scan runs. Visitors are not affected by the scan interface.
Why might an anchor that works be reported as broken?
Some tabs, accordions and sliders create IDs with JavaScript after the page loads. The scanner reads server-rendered HTML. Add those known IDs to the ignore list in Tools → Anchor Check → Settings.
What does the plugin store?
The latest scan results, settings and short-lived cached ID lists are stored in your own WordPress database. The plugin does not send data to an external service; its uninstall routine removes its stored data.
What are the requirements?
WordPress 5.8 or later and PHP 7.4 or later. The server must have the PHP DOM extension enabled for HTML parsing.
A Webot tool for WordPress
Make every jump count.
Keep menus, table-of-contents links and in-page buttons pointing to the right place. Find the broken anchors, then fix them with confidence.