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daanangel
Oct 17 2009, 12:21 AM

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Am a US based web designer... I would like to learn more about web design/graphic design Servies and anything related.... Here i am sharing with you, some of the web-related details.

If Web Design Services site is heavily dependent on JavaScript, as it may be if it uses AJAX or makes use of JavaScript to do fancy tricks, testing your site in Chrome is a requirement. Chrome uses its own JavaScript engine rather than the one used by Safari or Konqueror, so its implementation may cause your code to behave differently.

Chrome Automatically Adds Your Site's Search Box to the Browser's Search Engine List. If your site's visitors search your site from a search box on your main domain, Chrome will automatically your site's search facility to its internal search engine list. After that initial search, those visitors can search your site directly from Chrome's address bar.

For example, if you search for (say) "how to a register domain name" on the main page of thesitewizard.com, and later in a new tab want to search for "the fine print in web hosting", just type "t fine print in web hosting" in the address bar, and the address bar's drop down box will provide you the option of searching using thesitewizard.com's search box. (The initial "t" followed by a space is merely the first letter in "thesitewizard.com".)

What this means for webmasters is that if you have not added a site search engine to your site, now is the time to do so. A handy shortcut to search your website directly from the user's machine is a fantastic way to remind your visitors of your site, and perhaps give them an incentive to return to it.
A couple of things to note, though:

For this to work, the initial search must be done from a search box on your main domain. That means if you don't have a search box on your main page, put one there.

The search box should be a normal HTML search box, and not something fancy created in JavaScript or Flash.


If you are an expert in this web design fields... and like to share the work details, please get me back soon.... Thank You
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