![]() ( what is MY CMS? - many people have a site and don't actually know how it was built and what CMS was used to build it, if any) What CMS is this Site Using / What is MY CMS? So assuming you try to detect a website's CMS that was actually built from scratch using a framework, we won't be able to detect a CMS (because none is actually being used) but we will absolutely be able to detect a framework if one is being used. ![]() So how do we do it? There are still all kinds of things we can detect with the help of server information, header information etc. This is a great question, since most CMS' & website builders are detected due to HTML structure or scripts being called from the website builder domain. In that case, how do you detect a Framework?
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