BLOGGER TEMPLATES AND TWITTER BACKGROUNDS

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

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What did you already know of the material presented in the lesson?

The inurl: command is when you want to search content from the url. The intitle: command is when you want to look up the name of the url title in a search. You can use these commands in any search engine. Some are google, yahoo. bing, aol, etc. Try searching anything you want to, and use these commands, because they work.

3 comments:

Patricia A. Sarles, MA, MLS, MSEd said...

the intitle: command is used when you want to look up the title of a website. For example, take a look at the very top of your blog page. You see it says "College Research?" That is the title of a page so the intitle: command is searching that part of a website only.

GRK said...

nice blog post. i too found this lesson very intriguing.

Patricia A. Sarles, MA, MLS, MSEd said...

The intitle: command is used to search for the titles of Web sites. For example, take a look at the very top of your blog and you will see "college research." That is the title of your blog, which is also your web site. The intitle: command searches the titles as they appear at the top of Web sites.