How to use the Broken Link Checker plugin to check for broken links in WordPress

Links that go to a location that is no longer accessible are considered broken. Programming errors, typographical errors in URLs, broken post links, or removed pages from your WordPress Dashboard are to blame for this.

A plugin called Broken Link Checker keeps track of broken links instantly. You can also set up time intervals for when it checks for broken connections. Additionally, it lets you choose specific link kinds and areas of your website to check for broken links. This WordPress post explains how to install and set up the Broken Link Checker plugin.

Broken Link Checker Plugin installation

To use Broken Link Checker Plugin in your WordPress website, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your WordPress site with an administrator account.
2. On the Dashboard in the left sidebar, click Plugins, and then click Add New:
3. Search for “Broken Link Checker” and then install and activate the Broken Link Checker plugin: 
   
4. On the Dashboard in the left sidebar, click Settings, and then click Link Checker:
   
5. General tab displays the overall link status of the page, as well as it allows you to configure the site link check intervals, notification and other options:
   
6. The “Look for links in” tab allows you to specify which parts of your website should be searched for links:
   
7. Select the type of links to check in the  “Which Links to Check” tab:

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