There are almost 1910 Google results from outer-court.com that look similar to this one: blog.outer-court.com/search-css/ cache.php?url=http://www.top25web.com/blog/
I'm very curious what was the initial purpose for these redirects. Now the links don't work anymore.
This link from Google Cache might be the answer: http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:zWXfGgtjLbEJ:blog.outer-court.com/search-css/%3Fq%3Dgoogle%2520blog++site:http://blogoscoped.com+blog.outer-court.com/search-css&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=5&client=firefox-a |
Search.CSS was an early project launched from this blog to allow everyone to add their own custom stylesheet to a search engine I'd host (one based on the Google API). All you needed to do is reference your CSS on your own server. A while ago, I've integrated Search.CSS into FindForward and removed Search.CSS (I was annoyed by the results pollution in search engines which I just couldn't remove, even though I added meta tags, so I thought the best is to completely remove the folder from my server).
Here's the FindForward default style: http://www.findforward.com/?q=google&
But let's add a custom CSS: http://www.findforward.com/?q=google&css=blog.outer-court.com%2Fsearch-css%2Fmars.css
By the way you can also use FindForward as a site search for your own site. Joe Clark does it, take a look: http://joeclark.org/ |
Philipp
I tried findforward search from joeclark's site.
query=joe
but only the first 10 results are within the domain!?
http://www.findforward.com/?q=joe&t=custom&custom_query=site%3Ajoeclark.org&custom_title=Results+for+joeclark.org
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