Tips by Brett Terpstra RSS
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Level-specific headline selectors
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.
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TUAW Redux
tuaw.com : h2.posttitle>a[rel=bookmark],a.next-pageIncludes the “next” button when you tab out of the last article on the page.
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Next!
n : a[class^=next],a[rel=next],a:contains("Next"),a:contains("Older"),a:contains("More")A work in progress, but working on many sites. Just type ?n on a results page or listing, and it looks for the “Next” button (or “older posts”, “more results”, etc.).






