Navigate through items in list views (e.g. edit.php) in Wordpress Admin.
wp : a.row-title,td.media.column-media>strong>a
Navigate through items in list views (e.g. edit.php) in Wordpress Admin.
wp : a.row-title,td.media.column-media>strong>a
?wpamenu : #adminmenu > li:not(.wp-menu-separator)
In the Wordpress Admin area, this selects the menu items in the left-side nav bar.
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.
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.).
?top : body>div:first-of-type
This should in most cases bring you to the very top of the page, or a few px below it — depending on the structure; this will usually bring you to the website’s header.
?t : a.web
Selects links shared in tweets. Works on all twitter.com stream pages, but not the search results page. I use it to quickly navigate through the links shared by people on twitter (And to open them in tabs using SHIFT+ENTER).