Not a question, just FYI
As a developer (mostly) on PHP sites, I often check the PHP manual and search on HTML-tags and CSS reference @ w3schools.
To do this more quickly I have created some easy UE Tools which are based on Google's "I'm feeling lucky". The tools will redirect to the manual or reference. When having selected a word (i.e. a php function, tag, or css selector), it will go directly to the corresponding page (tries it anyway).
Online PHP Manual
Command Line: "D:\Internet\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" "http://www.google.nl/search?q=manual+%s ... .net&btnI="
Online CSS Reference
Command Line: "D:\Internet\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" "http://www.google.nl/search?q=css2+%sel ... Fcss&btnI="
Online HTML Reference
Command Line: "D:\Internet\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" "http://www.google.nl/search?q=tag+%sel% ... s%2F&btnI="
On the "Input" tab set the type to "Windows program" and you might want to turn of "Save active file". Turn off the "Capture Output" on the "Output" tab, since there's nothing to capture.
NB Of course the path to firefox must be altered to the path of your browser
As a developer (mostly) on PHP sites, I often check the PHP manual and search on HTML-tags and CSS reference @ w3schools.
To do this more quickly I have created some easy UE Tools which are based on Google's "I'm feeling lucky". The tools will redirect to the manual or reference. When having selected a word (i.e. a php function, tag, or css selector), it will go directly to the corresponding page (tries it anyway).
Online PHP Manual
Command Line: "D:\Internet\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" "http://www.google.nl/search?q=manual+%s ... .net&btnI="
Online CSS Reference
Command Line: "D:\Internet\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" "http://www.google.nl/search?q=css2+%sel ... Fcss&btnI="
Online HTML Reference
Command Line: "D:\Internet\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" "http://www.google.nl/search?q=tag+%sel% ... s%2F&btnI="
On the "Input" tab set the type to "Windows program" and you might want to turn of "Save active file". Turn off the "Capture Output" on the "Output" tab, since there's nothing to capture.
NB Of course the path to firefox must be altered to the path of your browser