?wpamenu : #adminmenu > li:not(.wp-menu-separator)
In the Wordpress Admin area, this selects the menu items in the left-side nav bar.
?wpamenu : #adminmenu > li:not(.wp-menu-separator)
In the Wordpress Admin area, this selects the menu items in the left-side nav bar.
Skip to the comment links on Fark pages:
fark.com/ : td[width="80"] > a
Welcome gleeBox users to your site by defining a default ESP vision for them. Just add the following META tag to your page’s HTML:
<meta name="gleebox-default-selector" content="Your Selector" />
For an example, view the source code of this page to see the META tag, and open gleeBox to see it in action. If the user already has a vision for the page, it will override the site-defined vision.
If you end up adding this to your site, do let us know via twitter or as a comment to this tip.
Thanks Keith for this very cool idea.
toucharcade.com : h2>a,a:contains(Older),a:contains(Newer)
Using the tineye bookmarklet (http://www.tineye.com/bookmarklet) you can do a reverse image search for all images on the page. From the tineye site:
“When you click the bookmarklet, it submits the URL of the web page you are viewing to TinEye, fetches the images, and asks you to choose which image to search (just like when you paste a web page URL to the TinEye search page).”
The actual URL of the bookmarklet is : javascript:void(window.open(‘http://tineye.com/search?pluginver=bookmark_1.0&url=’%20+%20encodeURIComponent(document.URL)));
You may want to rename the bookmarklet to just tineye to speed things up.
!tineye images or just !tineye if you rename the bookmarklet.
Hope this helps,
Joe
:nytm the crazies
This will search nytimes movies section for the movie “the crazies”. I use this with the following ESP vision to quickly get to a movie review
movies.nytimes.com/gst/movies/msearch.html : a:contains(Review)
bbs.archlinux.org : div.tclcon>a:first-child
onemanga.com/ : img:last, :button
will highlight the next and back buttons as well as the last currently visible manga page (for if your using something like auto-pager)
I have no idea what a jquery is, so I am gonna need some help -
There is already a !page command for sharing on stumbleupon, but is there a way to just thumbs up a page, without sharing it w/ your SU friends?
Ok, these are stupid, but I’m finding them useful (because the fewer keystrokes, the happier I am).
?2 : h2
?3 : h3
?4 : h4
On a well marked-up blog page, these will usually help you quickly narrow down the search to just article headlines, skipping sub-headlines and sidebars. Not perfect, but a quick solution for new pages you probably won’t be back to.