Anybody know of a keyboard shortcut for accessing the inline search feature without having to mouse or tab over? It seems like the only keyboard shortcut available is to make it disappear CTRL+SHIFT+F and reappear.
Thanks in advance.
Mark
What do you want the shortcut to do?
Hey Dave, I would like the shortcut to access the search field. I think I have found a work around by clicking CTRL + F to search the find bar. I don't think that they have the same functionality though.
I think you may have to be satisfied with CTRL+Shift+F when the feature appears, as it does just that.
Cool, thanks for your help Dave!
It seems like the only keyboard shortcut available is to make it disappear CTRL+SHIFT+F and reappear.
First of all, thanks for bringing my attention to this keyboard shortcut!
If I'm understanding your question correctly, I have no problem with the existing shortcut. I'm on a Mac and pressing Cmd+Shift+F brings up (down :-)) the inline search field with my cursor already in it, ready to start typing. If you hit Ctrl+Shift+F and the field appears but doesn't capture the focus, I'd suspect this to be a bug. But then again, it could be a Mac/Windows issue. [;)]
I was trying to find this same function. CMD+SHFT+F does indeed toggle the inline search but it still does not focus your cursor in the search field.
I'll report this as a bug.
