would it be possible

[c-mouse]

Would it be possible to allow searching on the tutorials page(s) by alphabet letters? Similar to the A-B,C-E, used for searching for stamp sets or user names in other places.
I ask only because of the A-Z Swap I joined this year where each month two or three letters of the alphabet are designated as theme starters or Techniques to use. Because I kept to the base idea of the swap of using a different technique for each letter I have been utilizing the tutorial section a great deal---BUT--find it tedious to search all the pages trying to find where the first post is for current letter I need. IE--when I needed "N" techniques (of which I found there are only a few posted)----I couldn't just type in N, I had to have a name and since I didn't know any techniques that began with an N it was FOREVER until I could get to the end of the M's and finish my search.....Is this as clear as mud? Sorry! But I think it would help.

[Cook22]

Pansy, here's my workaround for easier viewing of the tutorials: go to the Technique Spotlight gallery listings ~ Member Gallery - Page 1 - Splitcoaststampers.com

You would also need to click on Holiday Blitz in that listing, because there's a whole sub-menu in there, but most of the those listings include a direct link to the tutorial. There will be a few missing as some are included in the ABAC heading, but it's still an easy way of viewing most of the tutorials in alphabetical order. HTH.

[UnderstandBlue]

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Originally Posted by Cook22

Pansy, here's my workaround for easier viewing of the tutorials: go to the Technique Spotlight gallery listings ~ Member Gallery - Page 1 - Splitcoaststampers.com

You would also need to click on Holiday Blitz in that listing, because there's a whole sub-menu in there, but most of the those listings include a direct link to the tutorial. There will be a few missing as some are included in the ABAC heading, but it's still an easy way of viewing most of the tutorials in alphabetical order. HTH.

YES - thank you! This is what I was going to suggest, but I'll also inquire about an alpha listing on the tutorial page.