I'm studying for SEO purposes how a few WordPress sites (that aren't mine) are organized, link structure architecture and so on.
Therefore I need to know if a specific URL of a website is a post, page, or a taxonomy archive.
Can I do that using Chrome Inspect tool? How?
If no, so any other way to get this information?
Thanks for all help!
I'm studying for SEO purposes how a few WordPress sites (that aren't mine) are organized, link structure architecture and so on.
Therefore I need to know if a specific URL of a website is a post, page, or a taxonomy archive.
Can I do that using Chrome Inspect tool? How?
If no, so any other way to get this information?
Thanks for all help!
Share Improve this question asked Jun 25, 2019 at 14:58 FabioBFabioB 31 bronze badge1 Answer
Reset to default 2WordPress sites usually use body_class(), which adds CSS classes to the <body> tag. If you inspect the body element itself, most sites will show you something like
<body class="page-template page-template-tpl-events page-template-tpl-events-php page page-id-1168 page-parent page-child parent-pageid-378">
You can tell from these classes that this is a Page, using a Page Template, it is a Parent, and it is also a Child. You'll see similar classes that tell you when you're on a Post, Archive, etc.