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• Search for WebHelp highlighting revisited (RH7)

  I like the integrated research of RH7 highlighting feature, particularly after the update from Adobe at 7.02.001 (see P. Grainge point 32 slot using RoboHelp 7, correction, or replacement of whtopic.js). However, I swear to you that my current project behaves differently in my initial test using RH7 demo (thanks to the correction, using IE v6). Perhaps I had not noticed before, but the whole expression or sentence or paragraph (this varies) each found and highlighted Word is bold!
  
  This was? If anyone else has noticed this? I unconsciously have turn some settings or corrupt a style? It's quite distracting and my client does not like this. I verify that the file whtopic.js in the generated WebHelp files collection does contain the fix.
  
  I thought it could be related to whether the word found (or any in the surrounding original text) was bold, but it happens in paragraphs even where I have not used all fat. I am confused - or it is a 'feature '?
  
  Thanks as always to this community helpful and responsive!
  Steve Peterson

  AHA! Persistence is paying off. I found and removed ' make-weight: bold; " et "make-style: normal" of the "span" in my main style sheet style definition, leaving "extended" empty definition. RH7 of Format / style editor poster now "span +"as the definition of 'merged' under the character.»

  Him stressing present now works as it should, simply emphasizing the elements found as to the format. Starting to get the hang of Styles, I guess...

  See you soon!
  Steve

• The search for bookmarks in the library "Show all bookmarks": output is missing an * important * thing...

  (1) open a library "show all bookmarks".
  (2) search for any article you know is there, but you don't know where he is among the Favorites.
  3) click on any element in the resulting list.
  (4) you will see a lot of information about the item (bookmark), you clicked on.

  What you want * NOT * see is this very important piece of information: the LOCATION IN THE LIBRARY OF THIS BOOKMARK.

  Where this bookmark is placed in the library? In what folder/subfolder?

  I invite the developers of FireFox to add this info. Please...

  Thank you!

  There is an add-on for this:

  https://addons.Mozilla.org/firefox/addon/show-parent-folder/

  After installation and activation of the extension, Parent folder must appear on the list of columns in the Library dialog box.

  If you want to see the full hierarchy the bookmark rather that just the name of the folder, you can set the page modules. Either:

  • CTRL + SHIFT + a
  • "3-bar" menu button (or tools) > Add-ons

  In the left column, click Extensions. Find show Parent folder on the right, then click on the Options button.

  Note: The extension was created more than 7 years ago and he's still not a built-in feature, so please don't hold your breath!

• Can I search for a word in the description of a bookmark?

  When I add a bookmark, I often add a description.
  Another reason why a lot of my favorites are the descriptions is that I am an old user of delicious and I imported these bookmarks in Firefox.
  So I would like to search for words that I wrote in the description, because the description is often more significant than the label, the name or the URL.
  But unfortunately Firefox does not resemble the description during the search in bookmarks.
  Nor find any extension.

  A backup of bookmarks HTML includes descriptions, so you could open such a backup in a tab and use the search bar to search the page.

  You can make Firefox create an automatic HTML (bookmarks.html) backup when you exit Firefox, if you set the pref to true on the subject browser.bookmarks.autoExportHTML: config page.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/browser.bookmarks.autoExportHTML

  This backup is created by default in the profile as bookmarks.html folder whenever you close Firefox, but you can set the file name and the path through the pref browser.bookmarks.file on the topic: config page.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/browser.bookmarks.file

  The pref browser.bookmarks.file does not exist by default and you must create a new pref to string with the name browser.bookmarks.file and set the value to the full path of the file backup bookmarks including the name of the file.

• A folder of bookmarks disappeared, but when I search in the sidebar for some sites, they appear, then how to search for the folder?

  The folder has disappeared from the sidebar and I get each of the other folders, but not luck. Yet when I do a search of bookmarks for entries individually, they appear. But it is essential that find the folder to my work because I don't remember all items [300 or more] and their URLs. The search function does not search for files, which is a real problem.

  Hi, you could have a look at your profile. Or, have you tried to restore from backup - open bookmarks > show all bookmarks > import and backup > restore.

• How folder names can be included in the results of search for bookmarks?

  I would like to be able to search for names of folder of bookmarks in the Bookmarks window.

  Y at - it a commonly recommended addon which will include the names of the folders in the search results?

  @cor-el, thank you for your reply - I hope there could be a real record search. I'm probably not the first person to need this.

  I see this new extension ("Awesome search Extension") without a lot of users yet - it's not clear to me if it has the feature I need, but maybe it's worth a try?

  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/awesome-search-extension/

• After a search of the library of bookmark for some a bookmark (and believes it is research), how did you then say it's in the folder? There should be a column 'File' in the line of title like this, Tags, file name, location. Thank you.

  A search in bookmarks in the library should provide each bookmark folder and name, Tags and location.
  As it is now, a search (for example) for the string 'IESI', a company in the center of Texas garbage collection, actually concludes IESI. But what happens if you don't remember which folder you put the bookmark IESI? Ongoing research fails to provide information of record.

  See:

  • Show Parent Folder: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/show-parent-folder/
  • Go Parent Folder: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/go-parent-folder/

• search for "informant" retrieves "information."

  When I search for "informant", Thunderbird back emails highlighting the word 'information '. I want only e-mail with "informant." I tried to put it in quotes, but that did not help.

  You know the folder in which it is in? If so, you could try the quickfilter, or an older search via ctrl + shift + f.

• Search for century link address bar but only for one word

  I fixed that in time on the century and disabled all link page and also the fixed there are in the config, but with the latest update of Firefox when I just search for a word it evokes century links, all of the other research that are more than one word I get the usual Google.

  If this happens again...

  Maybe it's a helpdesk Web of Qwest (sic) .
  http://www.dslreports.com/Forum/r26435215-Qwest-opting-out-of-CenturyLink-Web-Helper-hijacking-not-worki

  There is an 'opt-out' on this page - http://webhelper.centurylink.com/prefs.php
  Note: When you disable who have only pref is saved in a cookie. So, if you clear your cookies, you will need to return to this page and set this preference all over again; so bookmark this page, if Qwest is your ISP and you use DNS servers (which is the default, unless you have changed in the operating system).

• I have a lot of favorites, and I want to search them, similar to a search for files on my computer. How can I do? Please say it's possible.

  I need to be able to search for my Firefox favourites. For example, I know that I have bookmarked with wot on behalf of it, but for the life of me I can not find it among all the bookmarks I have. There must be around a thousand (not exaggerating do not). I know not at all where I did, and I know it's there, but I can't.

  So, how do I'm looking my favorites similar to as I search my computer for files?

  If FF doesn't have this ability, could you PRETTY PLEASE consider adding this feature?

  Firefox allows the bookmark search. The "Bookmarks" menu, select "Show all bookmarks" (Ctrl + Shift + B). A new window will open showing the bookmarks library. In the upper right corner is a search box.

  Also, by default, when you start to type an address in the address bar at top, Firefox offers links to history & bookmarks. So you should be able to find just here also. Click here to learn more.

• How to search for on the labels to my favorites

  I have a long list of bookmarks, organized in folders separated and labeled however I can't find on the labels. So either the labeling is of no use or I would like to learn how to use labels to search for my favorites? Can you help me?

  Thank you.

  -Display the labels of bookmark - file bookmarks to make them easy to find

• Search for right click Firefox 13 - stay on the Page After searching as Previous Versions

  Hello

  When I highlight and click right a word on a page and then click on "search Google for ' the result opens in a new tab - as expected. But in firefox 13 it switches immediately to the new created google search tab.

  In previous versions of firefox it would stay on the current page and leave the new tab on google search in the background ready to be open when I'm ready.

  I would like to know how to change this feature in v13 to the way it was in previous versions, as described above.

  Thank you.

  Hello apple_juice, you can enter Subject: config in the address bar of firefox, confirm the notification of information (in the case, it turns out), search for the preference named browser.search.context.loadInBackground & switch true by double-clicking it. that should bring back the old behavior...

• In the context menu, I want to always search for using Google dot CA, not dot COM

  I already edited "keyword. URL"about: config that has failed to display the context menu when you highlight a term to search for and use the" Google search for...»

  This works for typing the search term directly in the URL address bar, but not research in the context menu.

  I have already selected Google. This example uses always dot com for the resulting search page that opens, I wanted to have it open with google dot ca.

  I just discovered this module of MyCroft Project

  Course to the bottom of this page, number 5, is the Google.ca search bar . Click on the previous link to add this engine to the FireFox search engines list (on the menu drop-down) went around, so I guess I solved my problem. See menu attached to capture. I hope this helps someone else, as it took me a while to find. It was not found in the standard modules, you can find the usual Mozilla several pages of Add-ons

• How can I change the color to search for text in firefox?

  When you press CTRL + F in Firefox to make appear the text search and you search for a Word, the word is highlighted in this neon-green color. Is there a way to change the color of this? The green color is barely visible.

  As I mentioned in my first post, you can right-click and choose New > String to create the entry.

• How to choose a new search for the search bar engine which has not been yet registered?

  I want to search the English-Greek dictionary Woodhouse search bar, that I can't find. How can I get a?

  First of all, download this add-on: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/add-to-search-bar/

  After Firefox restarts, go to http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/efts/Woodhouse/

  Place the cursor in the field where you can type in a query and then right click and choose "add to search bar." You should now be able to see in your list of search engines.

  An another add-on is to have is this one: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/context-search/ it helps to highlight a word or phrase in a web page and then right-click and choose to search for any search engine you have installed including the English-Greek dictionary, you add. See screenshot for an example.