How to identify specific words in a website
This task involves entering a query into a search field and receiving the outcomes. Various methods are employed to locate particular words on a website. This encompasses the following:
1. Use the keyboard shortcut of the Browser "Find" Feature
- Open the webpage you want to search.
- Press Ctrl+F (Windows) or Command+F (Mac).
- Type the specific keyword in the search box that appears in the web browser.
- The browser will highlight all occurrences of the word you search for on the webpage.
- You can use the navigation arrows to move across the highlighted instance.
- This method is good but its search is only within the content of the accessed webpage and not bulk across the entire website.
This method is good but its search is only within the content of the accessed webpage and not bulk across the entire website.
2. Use the Google site: search operator to find words on a specific website.
- On a new tab in your web browser navigate to Google Search
- In the search bar type the site:domain.com keyword, replacing the domain.com with the website address and “keyword” with the exact word. Then press Enter.
Example: site:example.com “specific detail”
- The search will return results only from the specified website that contains the keyword.
- If your search is only within a subdomain of the website, then specify the subdomain rather than the domain like site:subdomain.domain.com keyword.
Example: site:blog.example.com “specific detail”
