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- What's in a WebMap 12
- The Map Window 13
- The Two Map Views: Tree and Cyberbolic 13
- The Content Analyzer Toolbars 14
- Map Objects 15
- Object and Route Label Colors 17
- Viewing Map Objects in Your Web browser 19
- The Tree View 20
- What the Tree-View Plus, Minus, and Question Mark Icons Mean 21
- Expanding or Collapsing Pages in the Tree View 22
- The Cyberbolic View 23
- Exploring a Page in the Cyberbolic View 25
- Changing the Orientation in the Cyberbolic View 25
- Changing the Distance Between Objects in the Cyberbolic View 25
- Centering the Selected Object in the Cyberbolic View 26
- Enabling Snap Mode in the Cyberbolic View 26
- Changing the Cyberbolic Pop-up Label 27
- Showing the Busiest Links in the Cyberbolic View 27
- Showing the Common Ancestor When Selecting Objects in Both Views 27
- Changing the Font Size in the Cyberbolic View 28
- Tips for Using the Cyberbolic View 28
- Opening, Saving, and Printing Existing Maps 29
- Opening a Map 29
- Saving a Map 30
- Printing a Map 30
- Exporting a Map to HTML Format 30
- Creating a WebMap 32
- To Map the Site 33
- Changing the Default Mapping Options 35
- The General tab 35
- The Site Copy tab (Mapping from URL Only) 37
- The Extensions Tab 38
- The Restrictions Tab 38
- Exploring More (or Less) of Your Site 39
- The Explore Dialog Box 39
- Manually Exploring a Particular Page 41
- Exploring Sites that Restrict Spiders 42
- Tips for Mapping Someone Else's Large Web Site 43
- Showing or Hiding Types of Objects 44
- Showing or Hiding Object Types 45
- Showing or Hiding All Alternate Routes 46
- Changing the Default Display Options 47
- Loading Default Settings into Existing Maps 48
- Changing How Objects are Labeled 48
- Object Types in the Labels Dialog Box 49
- Labels Available for All Object Types 50
- Labels Available for Alternate Routes 51
- Additional Labels for HTML Pages 51
- Additional Labels for Images 52
- Additional Label for Gateways 52
- Generating Content Analyzer Site Reports 53
- Managing Your Site with Content Analyzer Site Reports 54
- Available Site Reports 55
- What are Main and Alternate Routes? 57
- Resetting the Routes 58
- Different Ways to Set Routes 58
- Setting Routes by URL Hierarchy 59
- Setting Routes Breadth-first (Shortest Main Route) 59
- Setting Routes by Usage Data (Hit Counts) 60
- Setting Routes Individually 60
- Taking a Shortcut to the Main Route 61
- Changing How Alternate Routes are Displayed in the Tree View 61
- Allowing or Disabling Expansion of Alternate Routes 63
- Searching Made Simple 65
- Quick Searches 66
- Creating Your Own Quick Searches 67
- Custom Searches 68
- Performing a Simple Text Search 68
- Performing a Not Search 69
- Performing an And or Or Search 69
- Working with the Search Results Window 70
- Object and Link Properties 71
- Default Properties Column Settings 71
- Determining which Properties Appear in the Search Results Window 72
- Changing the Properties and Column Order in the Search Results Window 73
- Changing How Properties are Sorted 76
- Saving Your Own Quick Columns 76
- Changing Quick Columns Defaults 76
- Exporting Search Results 76
- Search Dialog Box Criteria 78
- The Search List 78
- The Search Type List 78
- The Object Type List 79
- The Field List 79
- The Modifier List 86
- The Text String/Value 86
- Search Results Window Properties 87
- Search Results and Link Info 93
- All about Links in Content Analyzer 94
- Links and InLinks 94
- The Link Info Window 94
- Link Properties 95
- Default Column Settings 95
- Changing the Properties and Column Order in the Link Info Window 96
- Changing How Properties are Sorted 97
- Exporting Link Info to HTML or Tab-delimited Text 97
- Keeping Track of Links 98
- Following Links: Where They Go or Where They Come from 98
- Verifying Links 99
- Locating and Fixing Broken Links 100
- Determining Why a Link Is Broken 101
- Locating Links to a Changed Resource (InLinks) 103
- Locating Resources Without Links to Them (Orphans) 103
- Checking the Accuracy of Hyperlink Text 104
- Checking the Consistency of Link URLs 105
- Keeping Track of Links to and from Other Sites 105
- Searching for Offsite Links 106
- Verifying Offsite Links 106
- Making the Most of Usage Data 107
- The Big Picture: Busiest Links in Your Site 107
- Analyzing Individual Pages and Links 107
- Getting Info about Hit Counts and External Referrals 107
- Usage Data: Some Tips and Caveats 110
- Available Link Properties 111
- A Map--and a Database 120
- Importing Usage Data 120
- IIS Server Logs 121
- Netscape Server Logs 121
- NCSA and Apache Logs 122
- To Import Usage Data 122
- Working with Usage Data 122
- Keeping Maps Current 123
- The Remap Site Command 123
- Changing Remap Options 124
- Comparing and Updating WebMaps 125
- Working with Comparison Results 127
- Staging Your Site 128
- Changing the Map's Local Path 128
- Using Helper Applications to Edit or View Source Files 129
- Starting a Helper Application 129
- Configuring Helper Applications 129
- Indicating the Path to an Object's Source File 131
- Removing Applications from the Helper Application List 132
- Seeing What Objects Look Like in Multiple Browsers 132
- Checking the Types Of Resources in Your Site 132
- Checking the Explore Status of Objects 133
- Finding Unverified Resources 134
- Using the Properties Dialog Box to Analyze an Object 134
- Using the Annotations Tab to Track Changes to Your Site 135
- Manually Annotating the Map 136
- Getting Information about Authors and Dates 136
- Using META Tag Data in Your Maps 137
- Working with Images 138
- The Image Tab 139
- Turning Server-side Imagemaps into Client-side Imagemaps 139
- Checking Image ALT Strings 140
- Checking Image Size and Alignment 141
- Analyzing Pages 142
- Getting More Information about HTML Page Tags 142
- Checking Page Load Sizes 142
- Checking Page Titles 143
- Creating an HTML Index for Your Site 143
- Creating an HTML Table of Contents of Your Site 144
- Getting Statistics about Your Site 145
- Publishing WebMaps of Your Site 146
- Showing or Hiding Individual Objects 148
- Hiding All Routes to an Object 148
- Hiding All Alternate Routes to an Object 148
- Locating and Redisplaying Individually Hidden Objects 149
- Strategies for Making Great Maps of Your Site 149
- How Big is Your Site? 149
- Are You Using Robot Exclusion Protocol? 150
- Do You Have Imagemaps Connected to Cgi Scripts? 150
- The General Tab 151
- Setting Up Content Analyzer to Work with Your Browser 151
- The Helpers Tab 153
- The Proxy Tab 154
- Using Content Analyzer with Proxy Servers 154
- Disabling the Proxy Service 156
- The Cyberbolic Tab 156
- The Passwords Tab 156
- If Your Site Has Password-Protected Areas 156
- More on Realms 157
- A Note on Authentication Schemes for IIS 158
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