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Tried Using The Search Function


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I have tried several times to use the search function instead of creating a new post for something I know is already out there. I cannot get it to narrow the search appropriately. For instance, I was looking for the post on "you could be a celiac if" and I tried that phrase. I got a huge number of pages and this specific post was many pages into the search results. I also tried to get to a post from several weeks ago on what to do if your bread comes out with a flat top. I tried searching multiple ways, always got the same 53 pages, and even more than ten pages in I still had not found that post. There were all kinds of other, non-related, items shown in the first several pages. What am I doing wrong?


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KaitiUSA Enthusiast

The "You might be celiac if" thread is in the Gab room so just click on Gab room and it should show up if you scroll down.

For searching...you may need to click most recent first. I haven't used the search engine alot on here so someone else *cough* celiac3270 *cough* may be able to help you with that part more.

celiac3270 Collaborator

Thanks, Kaiti :D

Yeah, when you go to search, you can click "More Options" to narrow it down by username, date, etc. Also, the most valuable piece of information with the search is how to narrow it down. Go to search, then under where you put in the words you want to search for there's a link called "Advanced Usage Help." Click on that--it explains it all. If you want to search for you must be celiac if, but don't want to get posts that just mention "celiac" or "you", put a plus sign in front of the phrases that MUST be in that post for it to appear as a result. So if you know that "if" is in it and celiac is in it, put a plus in front of both and they can only give you results that have both those words: you might be +celiac +if. I copied the explanation below:

Use Means

apple banana Find posts that contain at least one of these words

+apple +juice Find posts with both words

+apple -juice Find posts with 'apple' but not 'juice'

apple* Find posts with 'apple' and/or 'applesauce'

"Some Words" Find posts with the phrase 'some words of wisdom', 'some words' but not 'some noise words'

Guest imsohungry

Hey everyone! :)

Donna, thanks for asking about this topic...I've wondered the same thing myself.

celiac3270, you did an excellent job explaining it too!

No more sorting through 30 pages to find an old topic :D

Take Care,

Julie (who knows little about cooking, and even less about computers) :P

celiac3270 Collaborator

Hey, it's hard to find :D I found I was still doing it the old way until just a few months ago--and I consider myself to be computer-literate. :lol:

cdford Contributor

Thanks for the detailed explanation, celiac3270. As usual, you are right on top of things. I'll give it another try and see how well I do with the new info.

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Carriefaith Enthusiast

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Here is one!

I did this: +pizza +crust under the recipe section.

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I'm glad it worked! Cute puppy! I want one :D

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