How to find relevant change when tracking reordered pages

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I’m monitoring a page with components that are often reordered, so I use the “net added text is not empty” condition, as suggested in a previous post.

This still leaves a problem.
If a new item was added and the page was reordered, I quite rightly get an alert, but it’s very difficult to find the new item, if I have 200 items on the page, and 60 of them were reordered.
The reordered Items still show up as “additions” and “deletions” on the diff functionality, so it’s very difficult to find the one item that’s actually new amongst all the noise.
Is there a way to track the text that actually triggered the “net added text not empty” condition, rather than the dozens of other items?

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thanks for sharing your use case. there are two ways to know:

  1. click the bell icon for the change history. it will show which condition because true and what the net added text is. see:
    https://distill.io/docs/web-monitor/using-conditions-to-get-alert-on-important-changes/#how-to-find-out-which-condition-triggered-the-alert
  2. the “ai change summary” feature can extract and summarize the most important changes. it makes it very easy to find and view the important changes.