Filters and issues

The map keeps the active table filters. Matching pages stay clear and the rest dim, so you can see where a filtered set sits without rebuilding the question.

The toolbar shows the count, for example Filter: 24 pages, while that spotlight is active. Clear the chip to return to the full crawl.

Add a legend filter

Inside a topic, click a fit such as Misfit or Outlier. On the Links view, choose Weak or Isolated instead.

The legend filter stacks with the table filter. A page has to match both to stay clear. Use the filter-to-table control if you want the same group and legend choice as rows.

Spotlight an issue

Open Issues next to the command bar and choose a finding. The affected pages spotlight on the map. A matching page is red if it has any critical finding; otherwise it uses the warning color.

Issues sit on top of Topics or Links. They are not another map layer. Clear the issue and the underlying topic or link color returns.

Issues →

Combine and clear

Table, legend, and issue filters can all be active at once. Each gets a chip in the map toolbar. Clear one chip to remove only that part, or use Clear all when two or more are active.

To invert a finding, click its issue chip by the command bar. A chip such as Not Missing title spotlights pages without that issue. The map chip shows the inverted state, but inversion itself stays in the command bar.

Know what changed

Filters change the spotlight, not the cluster layout or crawl data. Hiding a group from Groups is also view-only. Exclusions are the persistent rules that remove matching pages from the table, counts, exports, and agent.

Exclusions → Semantic map overview → Topic clusters → Internal linking →