When using the default WordPress search, the results are displayed through your theme’s built-in search template file (usually named search.php). Most WordPress themes do not include post type information in their search result displays by default, showing only the post title, excerpt, and other standard elements. If you wish to show the post type label […]
SearchWP utilizes the featured image field of posts to display thumbnail images in search results. This approach works well for standard post types that have featured images assigned, but some content types may not have featured images or may require different image handling. For these situations, you can implement custom fallback images to ensure consistent […]
There will be times when the relevance of multiple search results is exactly the same, leaving it up to MySQL to decide how to sort those results with matching relevance. Using a \SearchWP\Mod you can instead specify how you want results with matching relevance to be sorted. This file contains hidden or bidirectional Unicode text […]
Apply to native/default search results If instead of creating a search form to allow choosing a Category (or other Taxonomy Term) you would instead like to: Always limit your native/default search results to a specific Category we can use a \SearchWP\Mod like so: This file contains hidden or bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted […]
Divi is a market leading visual page builder powering countless WordPress websites. Divi not only allows you to visually structure and build your entire website, it allows you to use all of its tools to customize your search results template as well! Even better: SearchWP automatically integrates with Divi’s customized search results template! Set up […]
Oxygen is an extremely popular and well built WordPress page builder with fans across the world. The plugin is very well built, has a polished user interface, and is powering tons of sites. One of its greatest features is the ability to customize your search results page using all of Oxygen’s features! Even better: SearchWP […]
Elementor is an amazingly popular WordPress site builder used by millions of websites. Elementor not only allows you to visually structure and build your entire website, it allows you to use all of its tools to customize your search results template as well! Even better: SearchWP automatically integrates with Elementors’s search results templates! ? Set […]
SearchWP supports quoted searches, sometimes called phrase or sentence-based searches. This allows your visitors to add quotes to their searches so as to force exact matches for that quoted string. For example searching for coffee mugs vs. “coffee mugs” To enable this functionality, tick the appropriate checkbox on the General Settings tab of the SearchWP […]
By default SearchWP sorts results in order of relevance from most relevant to least. Using a SearchWP Mode we can override the sorting of results to instead return in the order they were published, sorted by most recent to older. This file contains hidden or bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently […]
