Use this bookmarklet to search The370Z.com using Google
1) Drag the following link to your browsers bookmark toolbar (you may have to enable the bookmark bar first) to create a button*:
Search The370Z Using Google **
2) Select some text on a web page.
3) Click the button you created in step 1.
This should take you to a Google search page with the text you selected and the search limited to the370z.com.
Tested in Firefox 33.1 under Win7.
Edit 2014-12-02
* Or drag it to your Bookmarks menu and use it from there.
Edit 2016-02-14
** The forum seems to be trying to turn the bookmarklet into a web link. If you have problems, here's the code to make your own bookmarklet:
Code:
javascript:Qr=document.getSelection();if(!Qr){void(Qr=prompt('Keywords...',''))};if(Qr)location.href='http://google.com/search?query=site:the370z.com%20'+escape(Qr)+'&num=10
Short Explanation
Most search engines allow you to limit your search to a single site by adding "site:
DomainName" to your search string. Eg, to search for "dogs" on the arf.edu web site use "site:arf.edu dogs" (or "dogs site:arf.edu"). The bookmarklet is a JavaScript script that grabs whatever text you have selected, adds "site:the370z.com" to it, and then requests the Google page for that search string. It can be modified to work with most of the major search engines.