Create a page set that contains multiple pages

Specify and tag a starting page:

1. Open Data Highlighter.
2. Specify the starting page for teaching Data Highlighter about your site:
   1. Click Start Highlighting.
   2. Enter a URL. For example, enter example.com/events/details/101112.html
      Data Highlighter requires all pages in a page set to be in the same domain as the verified site. For example, if on the Webmaster Tools home page you clicked the example.com site, then Data Highlighter requires the URL to start with example.com.
   3. Select a type of data to highlight on the page.
   4. Click Tag this page and others like it.
   5. Click OK.
3. Teach Data Highlighter how the page displays data by tagging information:
   1. On the Tagger page, use the mouse to select an image or piece of text.
   2. From the pop-up menu that displays after you make your selection, click the type of data that you selected. For example, click Name.
   3. Continue selecting and clicking the type for all required data and any optional data that is available.

      Helpful hints.

      • Under My Data Items, required displays next to each required data item that you have not yet tagged. If the page is missing any required data, you can add the missing data.
      • If you apply a consistent pattern of two or more tags of the same type, Data Highlighter will automatically tag other similar items on the page. For example, if you tag a date twice and a name twice, Data Highlighter will automatically tag the other dates and names on the page.
      • If you tag an event name that also happens to be a hypertext link, Data Highlighter automatically uses the link's URL for the event. See Data Highlighter - Events for a description of event URLs.
      • If date and time information is split into pieces (for example, the year displays at the top of the page while the month and day display in the middle of the page), you can tag the individual pieces. See Tagging Dates.
      • If rating information is split into pieces (for example, the actual rating is in the middle of the page while the best possible rating is in a footer), you can tag the individual pieces. See Tagging ratings.
   4. Confirm the tagging by viewing the data in the My Data Items column. If the alert icon ( ) displays, click the data next to the icon. For example, if Boston displays, click Boston. Then review the tagging and do one of the following:
      • If the tagging is incorrect, click the X next to the data. Then re-tag the data.
      • If the tagging is correct, click the alert icon itself ( ) and select Clear warning.
   5. Click Done.

Identify the rest of the pages in the page set:

After you tag and confirm the starting page, the Page Picker pop-up suggests a URL pattern for the pages on your site. Do one of the following:

Confirm or correct Data Highlighter's automatic tags:

1. Data Highlighter tags data on a few pages and shows you the results. Do one of the following for each result:
   • If the tagging is correct, click Next.
   • If the tagging is incorrect, under My Data Items click the X next to the data. Then re-tag the data. When all of the data on the page is correct, click Next.
   • If the alert icon () displays but the tagging is correct, click the alert icon itself () and select Clear warning. When all of the tagging on the page is correct, click Next.
   • If the page does not contain data that you want to make available to Google, click Remove page.
2. On the last page that Data Highlighter presents, correct the tagging if necessary and click Done.
   If Data Highlighter still lacks confidence in its understanding of the data on your site, Data Highlighter will examine and tag data from a few more pages and ask you to confirm or correct the tagging. Otherwise, the Publish page displays.