Wikipedia:Tip of the day/August 7

Title searches

You can focus your searches by using the intitle: parameter. Here's how:
 * (1) In the Wikipedia search box, type the word intitle followed by a colon, then the word or phrase you are looking for. When you click on "Search," then, you'll be presented with a list of articles that have your search term in their titles.
 * (2) You can also search for one word or phrase in the title and for others in the text of the articles. For example:


 * {| class="wikitable"

! Query ! Result
 * All articles with airport in their titles
 * Articles containing the two words international and airport anywhere in their titles—which will give you a list that includes, for example, the article World's busiest airports by international passenger traffic
 * Articles with parking in the text, and airport in their titles.
 * Articles containing the exact expression international airport in their titles.
 * }
 * Articles containing the two words international and airport anywhere in their titles—which will give you a list that includes, for example, the article World's busiest airports by international passenger traffic
 * Articles with parking in the text, and airport in their titles.
 * Articles containing the exact expression international airport in their titles.
 * }
 * Articles containing the exact expression international airport in their titles.
 * }
 * Articles containing the exact expression international airport in their titles.
 * }

An even more powerful tool for searching titles is Grep. It lets you search titles using regular expressions, and in the results it lists the titles only.