How Do I Access Agency Content Reports?

You can find the Reports link by selecting Site Settings and then Reports in the Administration menu.

On the Reports Administration page, you will see the following list and descriptions of available Agency Content Reports.

This report lists all Documents that have been uploaded to the site. 

The document report shows the document type and name the author entered when the file was uploaded to the Media Library.

It will also display the link to view the Media item document, an edit link of the Media item document, as well as the display date and usage count. The usage count does not reflect places where a document is included in a Listing page or Automatic List. Please take this into account when deleting or archiving documents. You can check this against the Automatic Lists and Listing pages reports.

This report lists all Basic pages with body fields containing 1000 characters or less. This is useful for auditing content pages on your site to help keep volume from overgrowing and cluttering your site. This type of report will help agencies find which pages might be combined into one page.

Unused file entities is a list of all files on your site that are not referenced by any Media entity or used elsewhere on your site.

An absolute URL is a link starting with http:// or https://. The report is a list of all internal links within your website that use absolute URLs. These types of links will break if the page URL changes. To prevent broken links, update links in this list using the LinkIt tool in the WYSIWYG toolbar, which links directly to the Drupal node. For step-by-step instructions on how to accomplish this, visit the How Do I Create a Link page.

The Orphaned Page report is a list of content on your site that is not linked within the main menu or footer menu.

Taxonomy terms are used to categorize content and media on the website. This report lists the taxonomy terms that are not associated with anything. Getting this information can help you decide whether certain taxonomy terms are no longer needed.

This report finds and lists all content that has the exact same title, which can help you reorganize your pages and eliminate unnecessarily repeated content throughout the site. Duplicated titles can also lead to canonical errors from search engine crawlers and can lead to pages not being indexed by Google.

This is similar to the Content with Duplicate Titles report, except this report finds content with duplicate summary field content. Summary fields describe your content when it is being posted to search engine results. It's helpful for users to get a short summary of what the page is about so they know if the page has what they are looking for.

Learn more about how to write a summary field and why it’s important.

Audit Link with Click Text is a report showing all nodes/pages with links whose anchor text contains the word click. It includes the node title, the link to the node, the link text, and more. Learn more about why you shouldn't use click here or learn more but rather use descriptive link text.

Images with Alt Text Report is a list of all images used on your site, including their alt text. This is a good way to check if any images are missing alt text, or the alt text doesn't correspond to the actual image. It contains the media item title, direct link to the item, direct link to edit the item, the file name, its published status, and more.

The Orphaned Uploaded Files report is a report that can be ignored for now. Lullabot will be working with each agency as needed to clean up those reports.

The Automatic List is a report of all the automatic lists on your site, including their title, list type, and more.

The Listing pages report shows all the listing pages on your site and information about each of them including the title of the list, the list type, filters used, URL, and more.