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Question: Backlink Monitor is reporting a “Page Error” for a particular Backlink URL, but when I access it in my browser it works. What’s wrong?
Answer: If the page is slow to load, Backlink Monitor is probably detecting a page timeout. You can increase how long Backlink Monitor waits for a server response by increasing the […]
Question: I’ve just finished checking my backlinks and a bunch of them no longer work. I want to remove them from the list of Backlink URLs. How can I do it?
Answer: Select “Tools | Remove Dead Backlinks” from the main menu bar. When you select this option, any URLs that do not contain a backlink […]
Question: I want to check my backlinks, but I have additional information (such as keywords or notes) that I want to keep with each URL. Can Backlink Monitor do it?
Answer: Absolutely. When you enter your backlink URLs into Backlink Monitor you can include any additional information on the same line as the URL. Backlink Monitor […]
Question: Why do I see garbage characters in my spell check results? When I view the page in my browser I don’t see them.
Answer: The ‘garbage’ characters that you are seeing are cause by invalid character encodings. InSite looks at the character encoding specified by the HTTP headers, then by the content-type META tag, then […]
Question: I’ve installed an additional dictionary, but my site contains a mix of both English and another language. How can I check it with both dictionaries?
Answer: InSite is only able to spell check one language at a time. In general, multi-lingual sites do not mix languages on the same individual pages. Typically the website is […]
Question: We have several users working on the same site. Is it possible to share the custom dictionary?
Answer: In version 1.5 and newer it is possible to configure the location of the custom dictionary file in the ‘Advanced Project Settings’ (click the ‘Wrench’ button to access these settings). By using a custom dictionary file located […]
Question: What languages does InSite support?
Answer: By default, InSite includes spell checking dictionaries for:
English (American, UK, Canadian and Australian variants included)
French
German
Italian
Spanish
Additional languages are available at:
Additional InSite Dictionaries
Please Note: Inspyder Software makes no guarantees about the quality of these dictionaries. Please test them with the trial version of our software before you purchase. If you would like […]
Question: When I click Auto-Detect it doesn’t detect any words. What’s wrong?
Answer: InSite’s “Auto-Detect” feature works by looking at the occurrence patterns of misspelled words. If a word occurs with enough regularity, then it is added to the word list. If InSite isn’t detecting any words on your site, then one of two things may have happened:
You […]
Question: Why does the word count provided by InSite differ from the one I get by copy-and-pasting the text of my website into Microsoft Word (or another word processing application)?
Answer: The rules by which InSite and your word processor count words likely differ in several ways. Consider the following:
InSite counts hyphenated words as two (or […]
Question: How do I remove ‘Empty “href” Attribute’ errors from the Link Error list? These errors began appearing after I updated InSite.
Answer: This feature was added in InSite 3.2.3. Any “href” attributes that have an empty value (or a “#” placeholder) will be flagged as errors.
This feature can be disabled in Advanced Project Settings:
Click the […]
