Quote from: ThomasAmby on June 01, 2011, 15:18
... I'm missing an option to select only vectors / illustrations and sort out photos. Other than that, very nice tool

done

THANK YOU!

Gina

Quote from: gina on June 10, 2011, 20:05
THANK YOU!

Gina

I'm glad you saw the thread again

I'm going to give it a try.

Very slick!  I haven't been using Yuri's or any other keywording tool for that matter.  That is about to change!  Thanks so much for putting this together!

Mat

Quote from: artfilmstock on June 22, 2011, 15:15
I'm going to give it a try.

feel free to give feedback / thoughts

How cool is that! Thanks. I really, really, REALLY hate keywording, but this will help a lot.

easy use, Good job!
Is it possible to add new file type for video? I guess no any other keyword tools has this searching item。

Nice keywording tool. Thanks for sharing! (and thanks for adding in a vector filter).

Was it easy to get an API key from ShutterStock? (I'm assuming you're not scraping the site)

hey there Leaf - wonderful contrib - thank you!

Its great, already used it thanks very much.

I've done a little more fixing and tweaking.  Your settings (language, # of results, and type of result) will now be saved after each search so for your next search you won't have to re-enter your favorite settings.  I hope that speeds things up a bit for people.

http://microstockgroup.com/tools/keyword.php

Hi Leaf
Finally got around to using it.Great tool . Thanks
Smiling Jack

Great Tool.  I just tried it.  You know it is simple if I can use it.   

I just made the cookies store your settings for a week so hopefully there should be less 'settings' clicking (number of results display, language and type of image)

Great tool, but have one "bug"

Bottom right the microstockgroup logo hides PicNiche Rating. (Google Chrome)

I am going to test this one today

Quote from: deyangeorgiev on November 21, 2011, 12:06
Great tool, but have one "bug"

Bottom right the microstockgroup logo hides PicNiche Rating. (Google Chrome)

How big is your screen?  Are you on a netbook? 

Not sure how to fit everything on a small screen, perhaps automatically check and resize elements if the screen is too small??

Quote from: leaf on December 05, 2011, 11:43
Not sure how to fit everything on a small screen, perhaps automatically check and resize elements if the screen is too small??

I find that setting a css min-height on elements which are expected to fill the height of the screen generally does the job without having to mess with detecting actual screen size... it just means anyone on a netbook/tablet will get a scrollbar if there is too much content (the pw keywords screen does this). It's not perfect, but it's a lot more reliable than trying to screen-size-detect reliably

Quote from: bobbigmac on December 05, 2011, 12:36

Quote from: leaf on December 05, 2011, 11:43
Not sure how to fit everything on a small screen, perhaps automatically check and resize elements if the screen is too small??

I find that setting a css min-height on elements which are expected to fill the height of the screen generally does the job without having to mess with detecting actual screen size... it just means anyone on a netbook/tablet will get a scrollbar if there is too much content (the pw keywords screen does this). It's not perfect, but it's a lot more reliable than trying to screen-size-detect reliably

ahhh haa.  Thanks Bob.  good stuff to know.  You can tell how much of a hack I am  Great to know the proper way!

edit: site is fixed now.

I think you just made my day.

Thank you sooooo much.

I love it but would request an option to exclude keywords.

I did a search on 'tomato background' and got a lot of tomatoes isolated on white backgrounds - if I could just exclude the keyword 'isolated' or 'white' it would be a pretty perfect tool

thank you for making this. I've been using Yuri's (but it adds a lot of unrelated words too, and I've been getting a big of rejection from IS over it); keen to try this out.  (you really should ask everyone for a small donation for your time)

Quote from: KuriousKat on April 03, 2012, 09:59
I love it but would request an option to exclude keywords.

I did a search on 'tomato background' and got a lot of tomatoes isolated on white backgrounds - if I could just exclude the keyword 'isolated' or 'white' it would be a pretty perfect tool

You can now exclude keywords in the search.

Thank you!

I have been using the tool and prefer it to the one I have been using. I think that maybe you have now made it perfect