Manipulate tokens both when indexing and searching.
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Hook Tags: customize
Customize the native object of a \SearchWP\Entry.
Customize an \SearchWP\Entry before it is indexed.
Customize extracted document content.
Customize Source Attribute Label
Manipulate Custom Field (postmeta) data for a single Custom Field before it is indexed. See also searchwp\source\post\attributes\meta\${meta_key} for all Custom Fields.
Manipulate Custom Field (postmeta) data before it is indexed. See also searchwp\source\post\attributes\meta\${meta_key} for a single Custom Field.
Customize a Comment before it is indexed.
Customize post content prior to it being indexed.
SearchWP uses Synonyms to both optimize the index and increase relevancy of search results. The primary method of customizing the list of Synonyms is by way of the Settings tab of the SearchWP Settings screen. You can however programmatically filter Synonyms as well.
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