The seach box together with other forms can be modifed as per the article:

http://www.lullabot.com/articles/modifying-forms-5-and-6

Note:

When using this method the encasing <div class="container-inline"> is removed causing the imput box and the submit button not to be inline - the submit button appears below the input box and not to the right.

<?php if (!empty($search_box)): ?>
<div id="search-box"><?php print $search_box; ?></div>
<?php endif; ?>

The two blocks below are examples of the drupal search box. The first is the stanadard wereas the second has been overriden via the template.php file using the theme function and returning the output from drupal_render() function. The point to note is that the second omits the <div class="container-inline"> which results in the submit button being below the input box.

301 redirects are set-up to ensure existing links, such as those held by Google and other search engines, continue to take the user to an appropriate page even though the actual page (and URL) has been removed.

For example, on this site:

http://www.zerotouch.com/style-guide/styling-of-testimonials/

was moved to:

Below are some links to Druapl ticketing and tracking modules:

The code for the double chevron (») is:

»

This can be used as a forward arrow, for example at the end of a link.

Within the Google input box enter site: followed by the site URL.

For example entering the below (without spaces):

site:www.zerotouch.com

will show all the URLs held by Google for this site.

Within CCK (Content Creation Kit) activate 'Content Permissions'.

For example, images on a page could be restricted to a role of users whilst the text content is visible to all users.

Therefore only after logging in would the user be shown the complete page.

Locate a search string in a selection of files

  find . -exec grep "swf" '{}' \; -print

The above will search for 'swf' within all files from the current location recursively (including all subdirectories).

find . -name "slider.css" -exec ls -al {} \;