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Requesting help with search

Matthew

I am trying to run a search that will effectively give me everything I thought was important enough to highlight about a given topic. The way I am trying to go about doing this is to find every highlight that has been made in articles, chapters, or sections of books where the heading or large text contains a key word. For example, if I am studying feasts, I want my search to pull up highlights made under all dictionary/encyclopedia articles that contain the word "feast" in the title, but I also want it to return results from other books where "feast" may be in large text as part of a chapter title.

As far as I know, I want to search "All Text" rather than "Heading Text; Large Text" in "All Resources," as I am wanting to find regular text that has been highlighted, not article headings or chapter titles that have been highlighted.

EDIT: So far the best I have come up with is this

{Highlight Yellow} AFTER Heading:feast

Running this search shows me articles and chapters where I have highlighted text, and it shows me how many highlights have been made under each article/heading, but it does not show the individual highlights. I still have to click multiple links in the search results and then scroll down through resources to find what all I highlighted. Is there a way to get the actual highlights to display in the search results?

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Dave Hooton

Try

{Highlight Yellow} AFTER (heading:feast, largetext:feast)

as an Inline Search (to show highlighting directly in the resource).

Mark Barnes

I am trying to run a search that will effectively give me everything I thought was important enough to highlight about a given topic. The way I am trying to go about doing this is to find every highlight that has been made in articles, chapters, or sections of books where the heading or large text contains a key word. For example, if I am studying feasts, I want my search to pull up highlights made under all dictionary/encyclopedia articles that contain the word "feast" in the title, but I also want it to return results from other books where "feast" may be in large text as part of a chapter title.

You can't do this at the moment. What you want to be able to do is something like {Highlight Yellow} WITHIN {Headword Feast}, but that syntax doesn't exist yet.

Your {Highlight Yellow} AFTER Heading:feast is the best bet, but as Dave says, if you do it as an inline search you'll be able to see all search results for that resource. Of course, if you have dozens of resources that might be more hassle than it's worth, but I guess for a search involving highlighting then the number of resources is relatively limited.