First, a short summary is available about basic informations about your web server. It includes the number of HTML pages and images found, the web size, number of directories found ...

This is the number of links on your website. The histogram show how often pages contains links. Both external and internal links are counted. If your website is heavily linked, graphs will growth to the right side.
Black bar is the average. The list of files with the highest number of links is displayed, too many links is not recommended.

Link histogram	Page with the highest number of links

How many images per page do people should load ? The number of images per page is displayed on the histogram. Too many images means a long wait (even if you are using small images, each image need to be called to server). Heavily imaging website show a growth on the right side of the graph.

Image histogram	Page with the highest image links

One of the most useful stats is the HTML pages weight. Not only the weight of the HTML file is count but also all files needed to be downloaded. So if your page contains four images, these images are also added in the count. Of course, the aim is to get a graph with everything at the left side. Think about people with low internet accesses. Try to decrease the weight of these pages if you want users faster download.

Weigth page histogram	Page the weightest

Maybe you could be interested to know more about your website structure. How files are dispatched in your web ? Where are located heavy files ?
Tree count recursively files, others count only their own directory.

Does your website updated on a day to day basis ? This histogram show the number of files updated for the last seven days.
Details of the files updated are displayed. Only HTML files are taken into account.

New page histogram	List of updated pages

Have a look at your website tree. On each cell, you will see a directory. Numbers included in bracket are respectively the number of HTML files found in the whole directory (including subdirectories), the number of HTML files in the current directory and the number of recent files in the current directory (recent means newer than 7 days).

Absolute links should be avoid if you want your website to be moved to another place without problem. Absolute links always start with a '/' or a 'http://' string. So the aim of this part is to detect them to rectify your website. Of course, some could be necessary for special use.

Symbolic links are used on Unix system to follow files and to avoid files replication.

The page show the list of wrong links on your website. Very useful to rectify links. Javascript links are not checked.

If you choose to use URL mapping, the script will scan all your HTML files and detect the name of the page from its title tag. Files without title tag are listed and also files found to have the same title.

No title found	Duplicate title

To check image loading on your website, this page report problem found from the HEIGHT and WIDTH tag. Images without these two tags are listed with the right values to add.
Also images to be found with wrong values are listed. For each HTML page, the link is displayed with the values found and the correct values. Feel free to rectify. Some should not be rectify depending of your configuration (many bad webmaster use blank pixels to fix their table !).

Missing HEIGHT and WIDTH tags	Wrong HEIGHT and WIDTH values

Also ALT tags are listed. Their main use is to allow people to view the file name before displaying the image. Textual browser like Lynx use this value to display.

Files without any links on are listed. Be careful as this part is still experimental. Some files could be link from distant website and some files are not correctly checked. So always check before deleting one of these files (javascript links are not checked).

Unreference pages	Unusued images

You should add index.html in these links if your files are stored locally (without running a server) or on a CD-ROM. If you need your website to be burn on a CD, you should absolutly rectify them.