Check for Broken Links – Broken Link Checker & 404 Monitor vs Permalinks to Category/Permalinks

Check for Broken Links scans your entire WordPress site for broken links, dead links, and 404 errors — and alerts you the moment something breaks, before Google finds it first. Your site breaks quietly while you are busy. Pages get deleted, plugins get abandoned, external sites go offline. You had no idea. Check for Broken Links finds every broken link across your posts, pages, custom post types, comments, and slider content, and shows you exactly where each one was found so you can fix it fast. Free Version Run manual scans anytime and get a full results table showing every broken link, its status code, and exactly which page it was found on. Filter by type, export to CSV, and stay in full control with no automatic changes to your content. Pro Version — Set It Once, Forget It Pro runs automatic scheduled scans daily, weekly, or monthly and emails you. No manual checking, no guessing — just a silent background monitor that alerts you when something needs your attention. Get Pro at https://checkforbrokenlinkswp.com Features Free Scan posts and pages for broken links Detect dead links and 404 errors Scan custom post types Detect links inside slider content Scan comments and embedded links Easy results table showing where each broken link was found Filter results by type of link and content Export results to CSV Lightweight and fast scanning Full control, no automatic changes to your content Free forever, no credit card required Pro Everything in Free, plus: Automatic scheduled scans (daily, weekly or monthly) Choose your scan time and timezone Email reports delivered to your inbox the moment broken links are found Set it once, forget it, we alert you when something breaks Priority support 1 site license License This plugin is licensed under the GPL v3. For more details, see: GPLv3

If you have an existing website and you want to add category to your blog posts links (e.g. by using: /%category%/%postname%/ in Settings > Permalinks) then your visitors will most likely run into page not found errors. This plugin checks for such post links and redirects the visitor using permanent (301) redirect to the correct /Category/Permalink link IF the permalinks are setup. This plugin assumes that you have previously used /%postname%/ in your Settings > Permalinks. Demo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L124jV5joTk Bugs? Suggestions? If you want a faster reponse contact us through our website’s contact form [ orbisius.com ] and not through the support tab of this plugin or WordPress forums. We don’t get notified when such requests get posted in the forums. Free e-book: How to Build a Website Using WordPress: Beginners Guide Author Svetoslav Marinov (Slavi) | Custom Web and Mobile Programming by Orbisius.com