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How do I find all the information I need within a website?
Sometimes it is not easy to find certain information in a given website. With these tips you can find that information that you need that online applications will not pick up.
Look at the webpage
Most sites have their information well ordered at the beginning of the article. However, sometimes that information is not at the top, but at the bottom of the article or even of the page itself.
What if the information is still not there?
It is time to dig deeper.
View Page Source
1. On a computer browser, right-click on the page and choose View page source.
Alternatively, you can use the following keyboard commands:
- PC: Crtl+U
- Mac: Command+Option+U
2. Once the page source page loads, either
- scroll down looking for the missing information
- Using the "find function" (Ctrl+F for PC, Command+F on Mac) to look for keywords, such as "date" or "fecha", that may help you find what you are looking for.
The Firefox Method: View Page Info
Another method to find extra information is by using the Firefox internet browser.
1. Right-click on the page and choose View Page Info
2. Right-click scroll down the content elements. You should be able to find the date of publication, date of last modification, and date of last update.
Note: this does not work on all websites. Some give the date of last modification as the time of your access to the webpage.
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