If you want to have a search with a date range, that’s possible with Relevanssi. It takes a bit of handling, though, as Relevanssi expects date ranges in the date query format, and getting to that from search form can be tricky. Here’s the code you need for date range searches: add_filter( ‘relevanssi_modify_wp_query’, ‘rlv_date_between’ );…
Gmedia photo gallery gives a false impression of working with Relevanssi, as you can see the gmedia_tag taxonomy appear in the list of taxonomies: However, if you try to index those tags, you’ll soon notice Relevanssi isn’t actually indexing them. That’s because Gmedia gallery doesn’t use that taxonomy for the tags. The tags are actually…
If your posts have lots of programming code examples in <pre> and <code> tags, those might look pretty bad in the search results. A snippet of programming code isn’t usually a good excerpt, and if you use those tags purely for code snippets, they won’t likely contain significant search content, either. Fortunately it’s easy to…
It’s been a while from the previous Relevanssi release, and there’s plenty of fixes to all sorts of issues in this version. Nothing major, though, couple of unpleasant interface issues are fixed and there are several improvements in how highlighting works in excerpts. Relevanssi has been tested to be compatible with WordPress 4.9.8. Premium updates:…
Versions 2.1.6 and 4.0.10 are privacy updates, adding GDPR and privacy related features to support the new privacy tools in WordPress 4.9.6. The versions also include some bug fixes around places, and refactoring to make the code easier to understand, if you ever need to look under the hood. Here’s the full list of changes:…
We have a privacy policy that covers your use of this web site and our customer data use. However, if you’re interested in how using Relevanssi affects the GDPR compliance of your own site, here we have answers for you. In general, Relevanssi doesn’t store any information about users and doesn’t share any information outside…
Relevanssi doesn’t work with the WP Job Manager search. Solution is fortunately simple: you can just disable Relevanssi for the WP Job Manager page. To disable Relevanssi, add this to your theme functions.php: add_action( ‘get_job_listings_init’, ‘relevanssi_fix_for_wp_job_manager’ ); function relevanssi_fix_for_wp_job_manager( $args ){ remove_filter(’posts_request’, ‘relevanssi_prevent_default_request’); remove_filter(’the_posts’, ‘relevanssi_query’); }add_action( ‘get_job_listings_init’, ‘relevanssi_fix_for_wp_job_manager’ ); function relevanssi_fix_for_wp_job_manager( $args ){ remove_filter(‘posts_request’,…
Relevanssi Premium 2.1.5 fixes some bugs in tag and category indexing. If you index tags and categories for posts (not the terms themselves), do rebuild the index after updating. There’s a new filter hook to give you a possibility to filter posts before indexing. That’s very helpful, if you want to exclude a lot of…
Version 4.0.9 fixes bugs and adds some new functionality for indexing. This is especially useful with WooCommerce. There have been some problems in tag and category indexing, so if you are indexing tags and categories, please rebuild the index after updating. These features will come to Premium in 2.1.5, which will be released soon. Fixes…
BeTheme does the strangest, weirdest, and least productive things with search I’ve ever seen in a professional theme. It can automatically clear out your search term, which of course leads to Relevanssi searches failing. I have no idea what that is trying to achieve, but it makes searching very frustrating. Fortunately the fix is simple.…