> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.weborion.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# What WebOrion Monitors

> Understand the elements WebOrion tracks on your webpages and how to configure them.

After a webpage is baselined, WebOrion's Integrity Analytics engine continuously tracks specific HTML elements and compares them against the baseline on every poll. Here's what gets monitored and how you can adjust it.

## Tracked elements

| Element                | Description                         |
| ---------------------- | ----------------------------------- |
| HTML Title             | The page's `<title>` tag value      |
| Href Links             | Count of all `<a href>` links       |
| Images                 | Count of `<img>` tags               |
| Javascripts            | Count of JS files loaded            |
| Cascading Style Sheets | Count of CSS files loaded           |
| Iframes                | Count of `<iframe>` tags            |
| Divisions              | Count of `<div>` tags               |
| # of HTML Lines        | Total line count of the HTML source |
| Full Page Signature    | A hash of the full page content     |

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## Accessing your configuration

1. Go to **Webpage → View Webpages**
2. Click **⋮ → Configuration** on the relevant webpage
3. Select the **Content & Integrity Analytics** tab

The baseline results and current tracked values are displayed at the bottom of the page.

Getting false positives from dynamic content? See [Reducing False Positives](/defacement-monitor/configuring-monitoring/reducing-false-positives).

## Continuous Monitoring

Continuous Monitoring controls what happens after an alert is sent. When enabled (the default), WebOrion keeps polling the page and sends a new alert whenever further changes are detected — tracking each successive change from the last alert state rather than the original baseline.

When disabled, WebOrion still polls the page on schedule and will update the status internally, but will not send any further email alerts until the page returns to the baseline state.

See [URL Health Status](/defacement-monitor/configuring-monitoring/url-health-status) for a full explanation of how statuses flow between OK, Warning, and Continuous Monitoring.

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### Turning Continuous Monitoring on or off

1. Go to **Webpage → View Webpages**
2. Click **⋮ → Configuration** on the relevant webpage
3. Select the **General Settings** tab
4. Check or uncheck the **Continuous Monitoring** checkbox
5. Click **Save**

<Note>
  Continuous Monitoring is enabled by default for all newly added webpages.
</Note>