| 开发者 | intellectsight |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年9月30日 16:48 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
<a href>) in posts, pages and any public custom post type.<img src>) — including image files missing from your uploads folder.rel="nofollow" to broken links until you fix them.wp link-checker scan and wp link-checker report.intellectsight-broken-link-checker folder to /wp-content/plugins/.No. The plugin works entirely on your own server and never contacts any service of ours.
No. The plugin never contacts IntellectSight or any other service, and it collects no usage data. To find out whether a link to another website still works, your server has to request that link. This is off by default: the plugin only checks links within your own site until an administrator turns on "Check links to other websites". When it is on, your server requests only the addresses that appear in your own content, using a generic user agent that does not include your site's address. You can exclude any domain or URL in Settings.
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No. Nothing runs when visitors view your pages (unless you turn on the optional nofollow or strike-through features). Checking happens in the background in small batches every five minutes, each limited to 20 seconds, and the plugin never sends more than a few requests to the same website at a time.
Some websites (for example LinkedIn, Amazon and many social networks) refuse requests that do not come from a normal browser, answering with codes like 403, 429 or 999 even when the page works fine. Rather than wrongly report these as broken, the plugin lists them under "Blocked" so you can check them in your browser.
The link failed once with a timeout or a server error. Websites have bad moments, so the plugin tests it again a few hours later before reporting it as broken. You can also click "Recheck" to test it now.
Yes. Every change is saved as a normal post update, so you can restore the previous version from the post's Revisions screen.
Published posts and pages by default. You can add any public custom post type in Settings.
Yes. Links are stored once per unique URL in two small indexed tables, and all work is done in time-limited batches. On very large sites you can also run a full scan from the command line with wp link-checker scan.
In two database tables on your site (wp_isblc_links and wp_isblc_instances). They are removed when you delete the plugin.