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 bidirectional Unicode text that may […]
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 bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled […]
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 bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what […]
By default SearchWP will return results across all Sources within an Engine, ranked by relevance weight in descending order. In some cases it’s useful to group results by Source and within each Source group sort results by relevance. We can utilize a \SearchWP\Mod to do just that. This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may […]
One of SearchWP’s most powerful features is the ability to attribute result weight of one post to another. For example: when you attach WordPress Media to a Post, that Post is the ‘parent’ of that Media file. You can tell SearchWP that when it finds search result weight for Media to not link to the […]
You can utilize all of the content that’s gone unrecognized by native WordPress keyword search instantly with SearchWP.
John O.
“SearchWP is hands down, the best Wordpress search plugin I have used. WP’s search, out of the box is rather limited. SearchWP turns the search feature into something intuitive and useful.”
Scott B.
apppresser.com
“2 things I’ve done based on data from SearchWP: create content people searched for that was missing, and customize results for important terms. Being able to see search data and customize results has been awesome!”
Pierre L.
“My company is using Wordpress internally as Knowledge base system. We choose to not use menu and base everything on the search engine like Google does. SearchWP is an extremely efficient tool to find what we need quickly. I would recommend it.”