Thank you for your advice.  The Forum's web administrator is looking into them. I understand it may be a gadget with wild apricot and may or may not be able to be modified on our end.

Sharon:  The CTRL + F function is for a single web page.  The definition of a web page can be different than the page visible on a computer screen.

Genealogy researchers need a global search for a given database.  Search should include ALL text in the given database.  For C-RS, I hope it will include the blog + member database.  If you recall, I suggested members be able to have a box in their profile to add surnames, villages, etc. for others to search.

I also think it would be a GREAT idea to include which additional genealogy organizations a person belongs to and which ones they have Family Trees (name of company and name of tree).  This avoids unnecessary work for individuals to share this information with their collaborators or potential collaborators.

For instance GEDmatch.com now includes the Facebook LEMKO group in their database.  I especially encourage letting C-RS members post (if they want) whether they have taken a DNA test, and if so where and what type.  DNA has revolutionized genealogy research.  I know from personal experience.

I'm very excited about the C-RS effort thus far.

For an individual pages, use CTRL + F to open a search box at bottom left of screen.  Type in a word of interest.  Turns red if not word on page.  Provides number of "hits" if the work of interest is contained in a page.  VERY helpful for spreadsheet type data with lots of columns, rows, numbers and names.