This document provides information about the Broken content by page option. The scan detects any misspelling, hyperlink, or image reference that fails to load or returns an error. The system then displays them according to the page where they are located.
Navigation
Follow these steps to navigate to the Broken Content by Page list:
Log in to your Web Governance account.
Select the domain that you want to work with.
Expand the left menu bar if the options are not visible.
Click Content Quality.
Click Broken Content.
Select Broken content by page.
Landing page
This section describes the features on the Broken Content by Page landing page.
Table columns:
Title and URL: This column displays the title of the page with broken content. If the crawler did not detect a title, it displays No title found.
Labels: This column displays labels assigned to the page.
Notifications: This column displays the total count of open issues on that page as a bold number. Click the notification count to view more information about the broken content.
Priority: This column displays the page priority level as a badge. The values are High, Medium, or Low.
Views: This column displays the visit count for the page. N represents the number of visits from the analytics integration. If there is no analytics connection, the system displays "Visits: 0".
Row options:
Open page or document details: This button is present on HTML page rows. It navigates to the full page detail view within the platform, which contains sub-tabs for content issues.
Inspect page with browser extension: This option opens the page in the browser extension. It is disabled if the browser extension is not installed.
User actions
Do these actions on this page:
Tabs: Click a tab at the top of the table to filter for these options:
All: Displays all pages and documents that contain broken content.
Pages: Displays HTML pages only.
PDF documents: Displays PDF files with embedded broken links or broken image references.
Text documents: Displays text documents. If no text documents have issues, the table is absent and displays the message, "Good job! No issues were found".
Export: Click the Export button above the results list.
Filter: Click the Filter button to view the filter options and select an option:
Labels
Languages
Contains
Search: Type a search string into the search text box to locate a specific page title or URL.
Table actions:
Title and URL: Click the arrow to sort the column ascending or descending. Click the link to navigate to the full page detail view.
Edit labels: Click in the labels area to manage labels for the selected page. For more information, visit Create and apply labels.
Notifications: Click the arrow to sort the column ascending or descending. Click the notification count to view the overlay that displays a breakdown of issues by category.
Click the notification in the expanded list for more information and the option to fix.
Broken Content by Page
Introduction
This document provides information about the Broken content by page option. The scan detects any misspelling, hyperlink, or image reference that fails to load or returns an error. The system then displays them according to the page where they are located.
Navigation
Follow these steps to navigate to the Broken Content by Page list:
Log in to your Web Governance account.
Select the domain that you want to work with.
Expand the left menu bar if the options are not visible.
Click Content Quality.
Click Broken Content.
Select Broken content by page.
Landing page
This section describes the features on the Broken Content by Page landing page.
Table columns:
Title and URL: This column displays the title of the page with broken content. If the crawler did not detect a title, it displays No title found.
Labels: This column displays labels assigned to the page.
Notifications: This column displays the total count of open issues on that page as a bold number. Click the notification count to view more information about the broken content.
Priority: This column displays the page priority level as a badge. The values are High, Medium, or Low.
Views: This column displays the visit count for the page. N represents the number of visits from the analytics integration. If there is no analytics connection, the system displays "Visits: 0".
Row options:
Open page or document details: This button is present on HTML page rows. It navigates to the full page detail view within the platform, which contains sub-tabs for content issues.
Inspect page with browser extension: This option opens the page in the browser extension. It is disabled if the browser extension is not installed.
User actions
Do these actions on this page:
Tabs: Click a tab at the top of the table to filter for these options:
All: Displays all pages and documents that contain broken content.
Pages: Displays HTML pages only.
PDF documents: Displays PDF files with embedded broken links or broken image references.
Text documents: Displays text documents. If no text documents have issues, the table is absent and displays the message, "Good job! No issues were found".
Export: Click the Export button above the results list.
Filter: Click the Filter button to view the filter options and select an option:
Labels
Languages
Contains
Search: Type a search string into the search text box to locate a specific page title or URL.
Table actions:
Title and URL: Click the arrow to sort the column ascending or descending. Click the link to navigate to the full page detail view.
Edit labels: Click in the labels area to manage labels for the selected page. For more information, visit Create and apply labels.
Notifications: Click the arrow to sort the column ascending or descending. Click the notification count to view the overlay that displays a breakdown of issues by category.
Click the notification in the expanded list for more information and the option to fix.
Open page details: Click to open the page details view for the page.
Open document details: Click to navigate to the document detail view. If the platform cannot resolve the document identifier, it displays the message: Cannot redirect to Document, and is disabled.
Inspect page with browser extension: This button is only visible if the browser extension is installed.
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Open page details: Click to open the page details view for the page.
Open document details: Click to navigate to the document detail view. If the platform cannot resolve the document identifier, it displays the message: Cannot redirect to Document, and is disabled.
Inspect page with browser extension: This button is only visible if the browser extension is installed.
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