I came across the word 細工, さいく, and while searching for it I assumed the 工 was pronounced こう, rather than く, so it took me a bit to find the word, and I decided I wanted to look up all the words in which 工 was pronounced く. Is there a way to do this? I had hoped just having both 工 and く in the search bar would only turn up words that had both that kanji and that kana in the entry, with some superfluous words in which the く was the reading for a different character, but which would still have 工 in each entry. Instead it turned up any word that had either 工 or く, so there were pages of pages of words that had く but not 工. I then did a kanji search for 工 and clicked on the underlined く reading, but this just mimicked the search I already did. So, as far as I can tell, there is no way to search for a kanji with a particular reading (excluding all other readings for that kanji). Would it be possible to make this a search function? It would be really helpful in learning kanji that have multiple onyomi.
Not an answer for jisho, but I do this by looking up the kanji entry in 大辞泉 (on sites like dic.yahoo.co.jp, the "kanji" entries as opposed to the entry for 工 as a word by itself will be marked 漢字項目). It won't give every possible word but it will give some examples.
So what's the current status of Jisho.org 2.0 and what are some of the main new features? AFAIK, it's been under development for a few years. No hurry, though. Take your time. :)
- JMdict data instead of EDICT (more structure to the data) - More data source - Much improved sorting - Tag search - AND search (like above) - Grammar help
There's a few other big new features, but I'll keep those secret for now ;)