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| Symbol | How it is helpful |
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| Plus sign (+) | Search for things like blood type [ AB + ] or for a Google+ page like [ +Chrome ] |
| "At" sign (@) | Find social tags like [ @google ] or [ @ladygaga] |
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| Dollar sign ($) | Indicate prices, so [ nikon 400 ] and [ nikon $400 ] give different results |
| Hashtag/number sign (#) | Search for trending topics indicated by hashtags like [ #lifewithoutgoogle ] |
| Dash (-) | Indicate that words around it are strongly connected as in [ twelve-year-old dog ] and [ cross-reference ] |
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| Search for pages that are similar to a URL | Use the "related:"
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| Search for results from a specific site | Use the "site:" operator.
For example, to find information about golden retrievers from the American Kennel Club, search for [ golden retreivers site:akc.org ]. |
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Fit-il pas mieux que de se plaindre ?
Fable visée : Le Renard et les Raisins (choisie parce que c’était la plus courte du recueil)
Le galand en euſt fait volontiers un repas.
Mais comme il n’y pouvoit atteindre,
Ils ſont trop verds, dit-il, & bons pour des goujats.
Fit-il pas mieux que de ſe plaindre ?
Zaran <Acenol> [17:46:19] du coup, il n'y a pas de sommaire en epub, les mentions "Scène I" ou "Acte II" apparaissent éventuellement en bas de page
Zaran il y a une option css pour forcer un saut de page (dans le cas d'un affichage par pages, comme sur une liseuse)
Zaran il suffirait d'ajouter cette option aux modèles "acte" et "scène"
Acenol Zaran: oui, ce serait l'idéal
Zaran page-break-before:always
Zaran devrait faire l'affaire, je pense
Acenol pour ça, je te fais pleinement confiance ;)
Zaran je note dans un coin qu'il faut que je regarde ça dès que j'ai 5 minutes
Acenol en attendant, j'ai de quoi m'occuper avec les titres de chapitres manquants ou masqués, les livres non découpés, etc.
Acenol en tout cas, ce serait vraiment bien :)
OCR traitement par regex (bouton de JackPotte)
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A database query syntax error has occurred. This may indicate a bug in the software. The last attempted database query was:
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from within function "SpecialRecentChanges::doMainQuery". Database returned error "1030: Got error 28 from storage engine (localhost)".
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Est-ce que c’est mon ordinateur qui bogue ou est-ce que c’est le site ?
Connexion redevenue normale (quoique toujours très lente) le 23-03-2013.
