tradesouthwest

Search tool helper to find text on page. Can be used a a sidebar widget to cover any volume of text either on the page or in the content of the article itself. This is set as a default to find text specifically that is in a single post article. You can expand this by changing the name of the CSS class that your searchable text is enclosed in.
Let us say you are wanting to include the sidebars and the header and the footer of the page as part of your search. In this case, you would change the name of the Wrapper Class to the same name as your body class for example, in which the body tag element would get a new data type of “data-finder-content” once you save your Wrapper Class name to the plugin Options Settings page.
Helps your readers find text on the page if articles are long. Can also be used as a writting developer tool to count keywords in an article.
Upgrade link for this plugin: <a href="https://tradesouthwest.com/findword/" rel="nofollow ugc">FindWordPlus</a> 
Why upgrade:
<ul>
<li>Fixed position of widget on page.</li>
<li>Clipboard organizer to save keyword text to.</li>
<li>Word counter for page text content.</li>
<li>Clock for timing reads.</li>
<li>Predefined text in Toolbox or add you own.</li>
<li>Add promotion link or advert link to tool box.</li>
<li>Change box-shadow and button colors as well as icons in buttons.</li>
<li>Change pixel size inside findword content area.</li>
<li>Select or remove modules you want readers to see.</li>
<li>FREE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Other</h3>
Highlight javascript for jQuery based on highlight v3 by Johann Burkard 
scrollTo javascript for jQuery based on Ariel Flesler version 2.1.3 https://github.com/flesler/jquery.scrollTo

FindWord TSW


You need to find something on your WP site?You've found your finder, and this is it.Does exactly what it says and does it well.


Does what it says on the box.

Search helper for on-page, article word search.

Marius L. J.

InstaWP

When working on themes and plugins you often notice a piece of text that appears hardcoded into the files, you need to modify it, but you don’t know what theme or plugin it’s in, and certainly not which individual file to look in.
Easily search through your themes, plugins or even WordPress core and be presented with a list of files, the matched text and what line of the file matched your search. 
You can then quickly make edits directly in your browser by clicking the link from the search results.
By default a consistency check is performed when making edits to files, this will look for inconsistencies with braces, brackets and parenthesis that are often accidentally left in. 
This drastically reduces the risk of breaking your site when making edits, but is in no way an absolute guarantee.
Create a replica of your live site a.k.a – <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/instawp-connect" rel="ugc">WordPress Staging</a> site before testing substitutions.

String locator

If someone had read my mind

Great plugin


I've used this plugin now a dozen times to track down plugins conflicts for my customers. Truly one of the best debug utilities, up there with Query Monitor!


Great for support

Find and edit code or texts in your themes and plugins

FindWord TSW vs String locator