[shared4you]

Path replacement is also possible in bash, as in:

    cd site1 site2

if you just add this line to your ~/.bashrc:

    function cd() { if [ $# -eq 2 ]; then builtin cd ${PWD/$1/$2}; else builtin cd $1; fi }

[msoad]

that way all zsh functionality is "possible" if you write those functions.

[ibrahima]

There's no equivalent for the nifty tab completion where you can navigate around though. That's one of the few things I envy from zsh as a bash user.

[NoodleIncident]

A cleaner version:

^site1^site2

[DannyBee]

This will only work if cd is your last command, whereas the zsh version always works.