How Do I Find a WordPress Page Slug?

Finding a WordPress page slug can be a daunting task. Depending on your site’s structure, you could end up with dozens (or even hundreds) of page slugs.

To make things even more complicated, some page slugs may be exclusive to certain WordPress versions or plugins, while others may be available on any WordPress site.

Fortunately, there are a few methods you can use to find the page slug for your site.

1. Use the “Pages” section of your WordPress admin area.

This is the quickest and easiest way to find your page slug. Simply enter your site’s domain name into the “Pages” field, and WordPress will automatically generate a page slug for you.

2. Use the “Page Title” field in your WordPress admin area.

If your site’s structure doesn’t rely on the “Pages” section of the WordPress admin area, you can use the “Page Title” field to find your page slug. Simply enter your site’s main title (or a variation of it) into the “Page Title” field, and WordPress will automatically generate a page slug for you.

3. Use a plugin or WordPress version specific to your site.

If you can’t find your page slug using the “Pages” section of your WordPress admin area or the “Page Title” field, you may need to use a plugin or a specific WordPress version. Some popular page slug finding plugins include PageSlugger and WP Page slugger.

If you’re using a plugin, make sure to check the plugin’s documentation to see if it supports page slug finding for your specific site. If you’re using a specific WordPress version, make sure to check the documentation for that version to see if it supports page slug finding.

Ultimately, finding a WordPress page slug can be a time-consuming process. However, using one of the methods described above should help you get started.