Summary of work done

Ran a read-only audit from /Users/samaguiar/Documents/New project using the public WordPress REST API for published pages. No credentials were needed, no secrets were printed, and no WordPress or local files were edited.

Current REST count: 324 published pages, 70 pages with /locations/ in the link, and 69 child location pages after excluding the /locations/ hub.

Key findings:

• The /locations/kentucky/ page, ID 63399, has no visible On This Page block in static REST content.
• 37 child location pages have a canonical sa-toc-wrap label but an empty TOC body with zero anchor links, so the bar is present but not a real navigable On This Page block.
• ID 63417, Louisville motorcycle, has a visible On This Page list but uses a non-canonical sa-toc-wrapper implementation, not the canonical details dropdown.
• IDs 6942 and 9168 still use legacy Table of Contents markup.
• Seven pages use legacy .sa-review-strip markup with inline white text; five of those still contain REVIEW PLACEHOLDER text: 57867, 57871, 57872, 57873, and 57868. This is a likely white-on-light or white-on-white failure candidate because the global normalizer sets .sa-review-strip backgrounds light while inline text remains white.
• 26 child location pages lack a non-mobile Google review break in main content.
• 29 child location pages lack a non-mobile main-content results ticker. Many pages rely on mobile-only rollout components or late lower-page components rather than an early desktop placement.
• Only a small set has early review placement. The strict early review-placement issue looks global rather than page-specific.

Reason for ending session

The requested audit was completed under the read-only boundary. I stopped after final verification from the live REST API and exported this Notion record.

Suggested next steps

A good next agent can treat this as a repair queue rather than another discovery task. The safest next pass would be a reversible WordPress content repair with a before/after export, focused first on the empty canonical On This Page bodies, legacy Table of Contents conversion, and review-strip cleanup.

If moving into repair, preserve the working blocks already present on the pages, avoid homepage edits, and keep browser/mobile QA separate from REST verification. Because the REST content appeared to contain fresh location-repair-2026-05-18 markers during this audit, check for concurrent agent activity before writing.

Handoff information

Use public REST for baseline classification first. Current endpoint shape used: /wp-json/wp/v2/pages?per_page=100&page=N&status=publish&_fields=id,link,title,content. Exclude https://aguiarinjurylawyers.com/locations/ to get the 69 child pages.

For On This Page checks, do not just search for On This Page; count anchors inside the actual TOC container. A visible summary with an empty .sa-toc-body is still broken from a visitor standpoint.