To search for specific words across your affiliate website, follow the instructions below:
- Log in to Siteimprove
- From the left navigation, click Policy
- Click My policies
- From the button options at the top, click Create policy
- For Policy Category, select Content
- Click Add rule to policy
- From the list of match types, click Content match
- In the Add match field, enter the specific word you wish to search for
- To add additional words or phrases, click Add another match
- Enter the next word or phrase into the Add match field
- Once you have finished adding words, scroll down to the Policy name field and enter a name
- Optional: Enter a brief note in the Note field explaining the purpose of the policy
- Optional: Click on a priority level to see it at the top of your list for easy action
- Optional: Check a module box to make policies visible in other modules, such as Quality Assurance
- Finally, click Create policy in the bottom-right corner
- To view the list of pages that contain one or all of the words you listed, click the title of your policy from the Active list section
- Scroll down to the bottom section and click on the title of any page
- From the Page Report that opens, a word match will be highlighted in red to display where on the page that specific match appears
- Use the occurrence control to locate where on the page the next match is (if more than 1)
- To make changes to any or all of the words on a specific page, click the CMS button at the top of the page
- If you are not already logged in, log in
- Click Next to get to the Enter body content screen
- Use CTRL+F to locate your word or words that were highlighted in the Page Report and make the appropriate changes
- Once you are done making updates, click Publish
The next time Siteimprove runs a sweep on your site, this item will automatically fall from the list of occurrences.
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