Steven from Hambo Design posted two great tips for getting to the ExpressionEngine User Guide faster if you are developing in Firefox, Safari, or, Internet Explorer 7.
I use Opera as my main browser, and here’s what I do: I have defined new “search engines” (using Google) for the EE site in general, the wiki, and the docs. Entering “ee keyword” or, say, “ed date formatting” in the address bar takes me there directly.
Nice. I gave Safari a fair try on Windows, but somehow we didn’t really hit it off. The Mac version must be far superior to attract the following it has.
That is awesome for Inquisitor, one of my favorite Safari tools. I’ll admit though, I did remove the /docs/ from the URL so that it searches all of ExpressionEngine.com. That’s more useful for me personally
I use Opera as my main browser, and here’s what I do: I have defined new “search engines” (using Google) for the EE site in general, the wiki, and the docs. Entering “ee keyword” or, say, “ed date formatting” in the address bar takes me there directly.
One is for the docs and does an “I Feel Lucky” search so it usually gets you exactly the page you want. The other searches all of the site, and is for when you’re wanting to include the wiki and forums because you’re digging around more.
One is for the docs and does an “I Feel Lucky” search so it usually gets you exactly the page you want. The other searches all of the site, and is for when you’re wanting to include the wiki and forums because you’re digging around more.
