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Feb 11, 2006
On 2/11/06, Pogo wrote:
> I just finished redoing my index page. Ton more to go.
> How do I fix the search so that it goes through and looks
> for certain words in the site? I used CSS in Dreamweaver.
To get your form field (search box) to search through your
page, you need to write a program in php. That type of thing
requires programming--not just dreamweaver page building. You
might need to find a friend to write some code, or find a page
that allows you to use their code.
Raven
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I'll work on this today.