Control whether SearchWP considers the db_where() criteria for Sources. This functionality adds a layer of protection against content edits that were made in such a way that SearchWP’s indexer was not able to capture. If you are confident that your content edits are all taking place through APIs as captured by the Sources you’re using […]
You can utilize all of the content that’s gone unrecognized by native WordPress keyword search instantly with SearchWP.
Daniel K.
“Powerful and flexible; excellent for building custom search engines and extending search across custom post types and fields. Intuitive and user-friendly interface; lots of add-ons; excellent API, documentation, and customer support to boot.”
SearchWP Customer
“I had some difficulties to get different results if users are logged in or not. Support was more than code snippets. Complete functions were sent to add in the function.php of my child theme. Very competent and very friendly support! -Henner”
Jay N.
“SearchWP is the best of multiple search plugins I’ve tried. Running a complex content site, being able to rank types of content differently, or even have a separate search engine with its own index for a more specific part of the site, is invaluable.”