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Create a Safari dictionary button?
Umh ... could you please post the full code. Is this a button (<input type="button">) or a link, or a JavaScript for the head-section? How to use it?
Create a Safari dictionary button?
- Add a new bookmark in Safari. Doesn't matter what page you're on when you do it, because you're going to replace the URL with the javascript code.
Create a Safari dictionary button?
Even easier than the steps above is to highlight the text in Safari (make sure you have all of it!), then click and hold the highlighted text, then drag it to the bookmark bar. Safari will ask you what you want to name it; type in something pithy.
Note: If you copy something with linebreaks (like the code in the original hint), you will manually need to edit out each occurrence of the code '%0A', which represents the linebreaks, before it will work. Note: These 'bookmarklets' do not have to live on your bookmark bar in Safari (or Mozilla, etc.): they will happily work in a folder, if you so choose.
The Easiest Way
drag this link to your bookmark bar. it should create a nice little "bookmarklet", which will run the script when you click it.
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