Hi,
I'm using the javascript version of your search engine due to its distribution restraints (ftp & cdrom). Because of some conflicts I have with the javascripting on my pages, I cannot "jump to highlighted match" for a search term. I'm okay with that - because the user can still see the highlighted search term if they scroll.
However, I'd like to add a sentence on the search results page to indicate to the user that they should scroll to locate their highlighted search term when clicking on a link in their search results. Often times, the highlighted search term is near the bottom of the page. I can add a sentence by modifying the search.html file, but I am not happy with its placement. I need help!
Here's my setup:
I have added a search form to my home page/table of contents. In addition, I have left the generic search form in the search results page, so the form field displays there too, if the user needs to perform subsequent searches. It is on this page, between the "number of results found" and the search results listing I would like to add a sentence telling users to scroll to locate the highlighted search term. I have no idea where in the html code I can place this sentence so that it displays where I want it.
For instance, the layout of my search results page is this:
Second search box placed at top of page
"Search results for: ABC"
"18 results found in all categories"
"2 pages of results"
1. First search result link.
2. Second search result link.
etc.
I would like a sentence added after the "2 pages of results" and before the first result link.
Any suggestions? Another javascript?
Thanks!
I'm using the javascript version of your search engine due to its distribution restraints (ftp & cdrom). Because of some conflicts I have with the javascripting on my pages, I cannot "jump to highlighted match" for a search term. I'm okay with that - because the user can still see the highlighted search term if they scroll.
However, I'd like to add a sentence on the search results page to indicate to the user that they should scroll to locate their highlighted search term when clicking on a link in their search results. Often times, the highlighted search term is near the bottom of the page. I can add a sentence by modifying the search.html file, but I am not happy with its placement. I need help!
Here's my setup:
I have added a search form to my home page/table of contents. In addition, I have left the generic search form in the search results page, so the form field displays there too, if the user needs to perform subsequent searches. It is on this page, between the "number of results found" and the search results listing I would like to add a sentence telling users to scroll to locate the highlighted search term. I have no idea where in the html code I can place this sentence so that it displays where I want it.
For instance, the layout of my search results page is this:
Second search box placed at top of page
"Search results for: ABC"
"18 results found in all categories"
"2 pages of results"
1. First search result link.
2. Second search result link.
etc.
I would like a sentence added after the "2 pages of results" and before the first result link.
Any suggestions? Another javascript?
Thanks!
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