If you put a phrase in quotation marks, then ScreenSteps will search for the full phrase.

"The top of the world"

Enter a - to exclude a word

cakes -donuts would search for articles that have the word "cakes" in them but not "donuts".

If you want to limit your search to just titles you can do the following:

title:my article

For tags you could enter:

tags:my-tag

Entering an * will perform a wildcard search.

pro* would find any articles with words that begin with "pro". You cannot put the wildcard at the beginning of a search phrase.

*word would fail.

You can search the html content of your articles by using the full_text_html key in your search. This allows you to search the source in HTML content blocks as well as links used in your article. For example, to search for all articles that use the <script> tag in an HTML content block use the following search:

full_text_html:"<script"

Here is a trick for searching your ScreenSteps site for links from one article to another. ScreenSteps doesn't store a typical <a href="..."> tag when linking to other articles. Rather, it stores data attributes so that the links can be generated dynamically. Here is how you could search for a link to an article with the id of 1:

full_text_html:"data-internal-link-id=`1`"