CMS Detectors are used to help Yioop get to the most important content on a web page.

You must enter the Name . The Header Regex and Important Content XPath are optional but will have no effect if they are not entered.
The Header Regex is used to detect the CMS. The header of most CMS created sites are very common. A specifically crafted regular expression can be used to detect the CMS you are looking for. It looks in the href value in a rel='stylesheet' tag or the src value in a type='text/javascript' tag.

The Important Content XPath is used to target the most important content for summarizing. The first entry is where to target the important content. Any subsequent entry will be used to remove content within the important content. Append each removal XPath to the end of the value delimited by three pound signs (###).
Example:

<table border='1'> <th>Setting</th> <th>Value</th> <tr><td>Name</td><td>Wordpress</td></tr> <tr><td>Header Regex </td><td>wp-(?:content|includes)</td></tr> <tr><td>Important Content XPath</td><td>//div[@id="content"]###
//div[@id="comments"]###
//div[@id="respond"]</td></tr> </table>
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