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Menu Tabs

Tabs beneath the banner at the top of every page link to pages that introduce a piece of the Cold Reads puzzle and lead to pages that address its component parts. Hover over a tab to display its sub-headings; over a sub for its own. Click on any to open a link.

TAKE HEED
All tabs, along with all sidebar links (Category, Password Request) and Search results, are hard-wired by WordPress to open links that overwrite the source page. You can use your browser’s Back button to return to the source, but close either page and both become internet history. 

Bookmark this site now, in case that history is erased.

Alternatively, you can right-click any link and choose the option to “Open link in new tab.” The source page remains active, only hidden. This option can be used to open several pages at a time, in different tabs.

Links embedded in the content of a page, depending on the author, usually open targets in new tabs automatically.

If this dichotomy is confusing or annoying, please comment and advise.

The Blog

All menu tabs but one link to specific pages. The Blog tab opens a chronological list of links to all posts, beginning with the latest, and displays the first few lines of text. Click (or right-click) on a link to open the content.

Search & Categories

The green Search square lists all posts and pages that contain the entered word or phrase.

The drop-down menu (left sidebar) lists all posts (but no pages) related to a particular topic. Click on a Category to open a list of related Posts; click on a Post for its content, all three layered in one window. Close it and you close them all. Back Button to return to the post; again to return to the original source.

Neither of these functions allows the right-click option. Back button returns to the previous page.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

This site is a work in progress. Many of its posts and pages—especially those in Why Read Plays?—are rough and rambling, repetitious, searching for shape and cohesion. CR/I is desperately in need of an editor. (See Admin Apology in the right sidebar.)

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