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Kudos.  Keep up the good work.

The search function will save a significant amount of  time   
Very useful & many thanks Jerry

It is looking very nice [member=2]Jerry[/member] 
Would it help implementation to highlight the first instance of the searched term, then use a key like tab key, and each tap it jumps to the next instance on the results page/s, and highlights that instance.
LibreOffice spell check highlights 1 at a time like this as each instance is jumped to, that open code may be able to be adapted if it is suitable and helps with progress on the manual.

[member=411]bitsnpcs[/member] I don't think you can do that with html. Tabbing only works on hyperlinks.

[member=2]Jerry[/member] could it work with a different hotkey.
Some combination like use CTRL+F to find the word and CTRL+D to find the next instances of that word, maybe could they be coded into a clickable image/button that when clicked perform the action etc. Or mapped to a suitable hotkey.
Also it can be done map one image with up/down, or first, next, last using coordinates mapping of image etc. So the image is tidy and not many individual ones etc.

Like I said, I don't think you can do that with html. Those hotkeys are hardcoded into the Browser software itself. I'd say it may only be possible with a browser extension.

can't say for others, but here below

https://help.foxitsoftware.com/kb/how-to...chrome.php

Okay I understand not hotkeys.

For a button image mapping of coordinate work in html, I mapped acupuncture doll points and meridians with many 100's of links, to keywords, html pages or specific titles or paragraphs on a page.
I am not sure how they would set coordinates to a result without using adapting of the script, otherwise it would not be useful as it will need each one done manually for all of the manual, and of a database of the keywords, I am not really sure how to.
It was just an thought/ idea, thank you for having patience with me 

We're getting closer...

[img height=600 width=746]http://i.imgur.com/ehVDMHs.png[/img]

Thanks for the update on progress, it is looking very nice, the style match the manual well.
It will be a really useful addition