Breakdown cards now show the full picture

Top Pages used to cut long page names off at the front. A post at /blog/installing-kali-linux showed up as "installing-kali-linux/" and you had to guess the rest. Every breakdown card now writes the name inside its bar, reading from the start, with the count on the right. Names that do not fit run out at the end, where you expect them to.

The full list, not just the top rows

Top Pages, Channels, Devices and Countries each show your leading rows. Details above every card opens the whole list, up to 200 rows, with a search box that filters as you type. Click any row to filter the entire dashboard by it.

Each row shows visitors and pageviews side by side, so you can tell "a lot of people came once" apart from "a few people read everything".

Hostnames

If your site serves more than one hostname, Top Pages gains a Hostnames tab that splits traffic between them. Useful when your blog and docs live on subdomains and you want to see how each one is doing next to the main site. Sites on a single hostname never see the tab.