Hi! Can anybody suggest a tool to find out orphan pages within a website Please explain your intended orphan strategy.. Or someone else.. I'm not familiar.. you need to check manually, opened one by one pages. Are you looking for a tool for a self hosted wordpress blog by any chance? Hello,
I don't think that any particular tool is available to find the orphan pages in your website, as orphan pages means the web page from where you can't navigate the home page or any other page if the website. You have to this manually and Google webmasters tool will be helpful for you to check the orphan pages. I think seeing a site map you can reach at orphan pages, from a website. I don't know any url to search for it specially. Quote: Originally Posted by steelbrand
Please explain your intended orphan strategy.. Or someone else.. I'm not familiar.. Quote: Originally Posted by prcys But as orphan pages can not have any link to go back to the home page or the link to anyother page, then what is the intention of finding such pages. Or would you make the concept more clear about the orphan pages? Generally someone looking for orphan pages isnt implementing a strategy... theyre checking their own website to make sure they havent accidentally cut some page(s) out of the herd. A well designed nav setup usually keeps that from happening , but especially on large sites accidents can occur.
I don't think that any particular tool is available to find the orphan pages in your website, as orphan pages means the web page from where you can't navigate the home page or any other page if the website. You have to this manually and Google webmasters tool will be helpful for you to check the orphan pages. I think seeing a site map you can reach at orphan pages, from a website. I don't know any url to search for it specially. Quote: Originally Posted by steelbrand
Please explain your intended orphan strategy.. Or someone else.. I'm not familiar.. Quote: Originally Posted by prcys But as orphan pages can not have any link to go back to the home page or the link to anyother page, then what is the intention of finding such pages. Or would you make the concept more clear about the orphan pages? Generally someone looking for orphan pages isnt implementing a strategy... theyre checking their own website to make sure they havent accidentally cut some page(s) out of the herd. A well designed nav setup usually keeps that from happening , but especially on large sites accidents can occur.