SL - shortcut keys
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Shortcut keys
Sensei's Library makes use of HTML shortcut keys. Note: not every browser supports this HTML4 feature:
- in Netscape6+/Mozilla (Linux,Windows): press ALT+key
- in Netscape6+/Mozilla (Mac): press CMD+control+key
- in Safari (tested 1.2.1) (Mac): press Control+Option+key
- MSIE <5: unsupported
- MSIE5,6: pressing ALT+key selects; enter/return follows link
- Opera 7: Default under Windows is Shift+Esc, but can be set to any key combination in 'File'|'Preferences'|'Mouse and Keyboard'
- Chrome: press ALT+key (chrome uses some of these shortcuts so not all of them work)
In the following list, replace "ACC" with whatever key(s) you have to press on your browser/OS combination.
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On wiki pages
- ACC+'E': edit page
- ACC+'S': search
- ACC+'R': related pages (same as title link)
- ACC+'H': page info and history
- ACC+'D': show latest diff
- ACC+'J': jump to RecentChanges (for all those junkies :o)
- ACC+'W': toggle the watch status of the page (only when logged in)
- ACC+'T': discuss (talk about) the page
- ACC+'V': if on a sub-page jump to main page
- ACC+'1'..'9': the first 9 bookmarks in the left hand column
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On FindPage
- ACC+'T': focus on title search input element
- ACC+'F': focus on fulltext search input element
- plus shortcuts like normal wiki page.
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While editing a page
- ACC+'C': cancel
- ACC+'P': preview
- ACC+'S': save page
- ACC+'M': toggle minor edit
- ACC+'Q': show quick search area
- ACC+'T': focus on quick search input element (if shown)
- ACC+'W': go to wiki etiquette ;o)
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On diff, related, watch, and history pages
- ACC+'E': edit page
- ACC+'R': related pages (same as title link)
- ACC+'H': page info and history
- ACC+'D': show latest diff
- ACC+'W': toggle the watch status of the page (only when logged in)
- ACC+'V': go back to viewing the page
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On diff page
- ACC+'P': go to previous diff
- ACC+'N': go to next diff
- ACC+'D': toggles diff view between standard and diff-in-page
- Only in diff-in-page mode:
- ACC+'1' .. ACC+'9': jump to 1st..9th change on page
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Tab order
Most browsers support stepping through the links on a page by using the TAB key. Sensei's Library uses an HTML feature to arrange the order of the first few steps.
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On wiki pages
- Search
- Edit page
- Discuss page
- normal browser order
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On non-existant wiki page
- Create page
- Search
- rest like above
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On RecentChanges
- Search
- RecentChanges profile 1 (when logged in)
- RecentChanges profile 2 (when logged in)
- RecentChanges profile 3 (when logged in)
- Discuss page
- normal browser order