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Scanning

Public CPTs, archives and taxonomies

The full-site scan covers Posts, Pages, selected public custom post types, and archive and taxonomy list pages, in Free and Pro alike.

Custom post types

Under AcceGuru -> Settings -> Scanner, the Post types to include in full-site scan setting lists eligible public content types as checkboxes. Free lets you select these types, including WooCommerce Products when WooCommerce is active. Selected entries are scanned and counted together.

Archives and taxonomies

Archive and taxonomy pages (category, tag, post-type, author, date archives, and WooCommerce product categories / tags) are generated by your theme, not stored as posts. They are checked in the same full-site scan as your pages, and their results appear in the same lists, totals, and scan log.

Under Settings -> Scanner, the Scan archive pages dropdown sets the mode. Each choice shows how many pages it adds to the scan:

  • Off - archive pages are not scanned.
  • Sample (default) - one page of each enabled kind.
  • All - every category, tag, and author that has posts, and every month with posts.

Only the first page of each list is scanned. Post-type list pages are the same in both modes.

Under Which archives to include you choose the kinds. All are on by default:

  • Category list pages
  • Post-type list pages (blog index, shop page)
  • Tag list pages
  • Author list pages
  • Date list pages
  • Product categories and Product tags - shown only when WooCommerce is active

Archive pages run with the normal Run Full Site Scan button. After a scan, the coverage line under Issue distribution by impact shows how many archives were checked and whether it was a sample.

The Archives and Taxonomies settings block with a Scan archive pages dropdown set to All - 9 pages, a note on the sample and all modes, and checkboxes for category, post-type, tag, author, and date list pages, above the Editor and front-end options.
The Archives & taxonomies settings: the scan-scope dropdown and the per-archive checkboxes.