Crawler Test Site Header (H1)

Testing various HTML elements for crawler compliance.

Primary Article Content (H2)

This is the main article content. It contains strong emphasis and regular emphasis. Crawlers should extract this text. Here is a special character: ™.

Subsection (H3)

More detailed text explaining a specific point. We will include an image below.

Placeholder Image Alt Text - Important for SEO/Accessibility

Lists Test (H4)

Ordered List (H5)
  1. First item - Data Point A
  2. Second item - Data Point B
    • Nested Unordered Item 2.1
    • Nested Unordered Item 2.2
  3. Third item - Data Point C
Unordered List (H6)
This is a blockquote element, used for quoting external sources. Crawlers should identify this context if possible. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
This is preformatted text.
It preserves      whitespace and line breaks.
Useful for code snippets:
function test() { console.log("Code snippet"); }
            

Section 2: Table Data

This section contains a complex table for testing data extraction.

Sample Data Table - Crawler Test
ID Name Value Status
001 Item Alpha 123.45 Active
002 Item Beta & Gamma -50 Inactive
003 Item Charlie - Spanning Two Columns Pending
004 Item Delta 999 Active
Table Footer: End of data.

Section 3: Dynamic Content Area

The content below this paragraph should be added by JavaScript. A simple crawler might miss it if it doesn't execute JS.

This is initial content inside the dynamic div. It might be replaced or appended to.

Text with inline JavaScript call.

Section 4: Forms Test

Testing crawler interaction with forms. Crawlers usually don't submit forms but should parse the structure and input fields.

POST Form Example


GET Form Example (Search)

Section 5: Iframe Test

Testing crawler handling of iframes. This iframe uses `srcdoc` for self-contained content.