Control whether SearchWP’s performs “Did you mean?” style corrections to searches that apply partial matching logic.
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Hook Tags: fuzzy
Control whether SearchWP applies its partial matching logic when necessary.
Control the minimum length for fuzzy matches.
Control the threshold that determines whether a potential fuzzy partial match is considered a match.
Control whether partial matching logic uses fuzzy matching. By default (when enabled) SearchWP will utilize two levels of partial matching logic. Find partial matches that contain the search string If no partial matches are found attempt to find tokens that sound like search terms
By default (when partial matching is enabled) SearchWP will apply two levels of partial matching logic. The first will be the application of direct partial matches, and if no partial matches are found another level of fuzzy logic will be applied. This hook can force that fuzzy logic to be applied even if partial matches […]
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