Requests_Selenium_jcchouinard_com
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Automated_page_content_classification.ipynb
Breadcrumb_Visualization.ipynb
Content_gap_at_scale.ipynb
Finding_Problematic_URL_Parameters_through_Log_Analysis.ipynb
Generate_SEO_docx_final.ipynb
Generate_SEO_reports.ipynb
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Mobile_vs_Desktop_First_Indexing_through_Log_Analysis.ipynb
Predict_clicks_using_Search_Console_data.ipynb
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Redirect_Chain_ShortCircuit.ipynb
SEO_Visibility_Dashboard.ipynb
Site Migration QA Automation.ipynb
Sitemap_Canonical_Information.ipynb
Using_Google_Vision_API.ipynb
Website Categorization Updated - Google Colab.ipynb
Website_Categorization_Google_Colab.ipynb
interestingFindsMobileSerpFeatureAnalysis.ipynb
robots_txt_Sitemap_Testing.ipynb
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This script will generate a visual diff file that shows you the difference in content between a desktop and mobile page
For websites with a separate mobile page, often times content can be lost when transitioning to mobile
Creating this diff file will allow you to see the client-side changes.
This script will be using repl.it to run
Step 1: Click on this repl.it link to open the code in your browser.
If you'd like to keep a copy of the script, click "fork" at the top of the repl
If you are running the script from your PC, add the script to a folder, and then add the following files to that folder:
desktop_content.txt
diff.html
mobile_content.txt
Step 2: Click on "Run" at the top, and wait for repl.it to install the necessary libraries
Step 3: When prompted, enter the URL of the desktop and mobile site separately
Step 4: After the code finishes, download the package as a .zip and open the "diff.html" to see the results
It is important to note that the HTML can be so large that you will need to scroll horizontally to find both parts of the diff file
On the left side of the diff, you will see the rendered HTML and what has been removed (highlighted in red)
On the right side of the diff, you will see the rendered HTML and what has been added (highlighted in green)
(Note) You may need to scroll far to the right of the diff file in order to view the right half
You can’t perform that action at this time.