A geek’s way to fly through my archives
This is for you, the geek, the nerd, the unconventional. I’m putting this up not because you need any of this stuff, but because I am assuming you might not be familiar with WordPress. If you are, then, my apologies. Forget the rest of this post. But, if you aren’t, then, you might want to skim through, just once.
Consider this a very short man(ual) page for flying through my archives. It involves using the browser’s address bar like a command line (Alt + D).
Homepage, root, main page:
http://ckunte.com/
View Page 2:
http://ckunte.com/?paged=2(Use page number of choice.)
Search for ’something’:
http://ckunte.com/?s=something(Use + operator between words.)
Subscribe to search for ’something’:
http://ckunte.com/?s=something&feed=rss2(Use + operator between words; note the updated query string →feed=rss2)
Browse by category, say ‘offshore’:
http://ckunte.com/archives/category/offshore/or
http://ckunte.com/?cat=12(Find the Category ID number from Archives page.)
Browse by month, say Dec 2004:
http://ckunte.com/archives/2004/12/or
http://ckunte.com/?m=200412
Look up a particular date for posts, say Dec 25, 2004:
http://ckunte.com/archives/2004/12/25/or
http://ckunte.com/?m=20041225
Display posts by feed type, say rdf:
http://ckunte.com/?feed=rdf(Other options:rss,rss2,atom.)
Exclude certain category from listing, say ‘asides’ (ID:47):
http://ckunte.com/?cat=-47(Note the minus (-) operator. You’ll need to know the category ID; find out from Archives page.)
Combine multiple commands with an ampersand (&)
http://ckunte.com/?cat=-47&m=200412