time and nbc are the sites being searched within

and yes, a colon is the proper separator.

Try the search "kadee site:model-railroad-hobbyist.com"

Janet N.

so hyphens are needed?

so hyphens are needed?

Hyphens in domain

The hyphen’s in Janet’s example are there because they’re part of the mrh domain “model-railroad-hobbyist.com”.

Google’s doc on search features: https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2466433?hl=en

Try the search "kadee

When I tried this all that came up were the first pages that mentioned Kadee (the complete subject thread).

I did NOT see other individual postings that mentioned Kadee in the search??

hypen specifies matches to ignore

site:model-railroad-hobbyist.com kadee -EZ

ignores the link to EZ coupler? that is listed otherwise

Page/Post

That's not how the internet works.

Google is searching for pages that contain what you're looking for.

By adding site:model-railroad-hobbyist.com it will only return pages from MRH, and not from anywhere else.

Google search is not part of the MRH forum software, so it's not going to return a list of individual postings within threads with a link back; it's just going to return the entire page containing that post.

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If you search Google for "kadee" it will return pages from all over the internet that mention kadee.

If you search Google for "kadee site:model-railroad-hobbyist.com" it will return only pages from MRH that mention kadee.

It's no more or less complicated than that.