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Related Posts

caches the related posts for each post. The caches are stored in transients and are kept for two weeks before they expire. The cache includes the whole related posts element, so it’s lightning-fast to serve once it’s in the cache (especially with a setup that stores the transients in memory)….…two weeks. The related posts are loaded from the transient cache very quickly, without any performance loss on the site. And don’t worry about the long cache periods: if a post is removed, Relevanssi will purge all related caches so that it will disappear from related posts right away. Relevance:……related posts and also block posts. Control: Relevanssi makes sure the caches are flushed whenever necessary. You can also manually flush all related posts caches and there’s also a WP CLI command for regenerating all related posts. Setting up the related posts To get started, navigate to the Relevanssi settings…

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Premium 2.2.4.2

Relevanssi Premium 2.2.4.2 is a small bug fix, again fixing unexpected little details for the related posts feature. There was some deprecated JS code in the plugin, which caused issues for users who didn’t have the migration code on their site. Here’s the full changelog: Fixes couple of JS issues with the metabox scripts. Improves…

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Premium 2.2.4.1

Version 2.2.4.1 of Relevanssi Premium fixes the problems the new Related Posts feature had. Here’s the changelog: It’s now possible to disable thumbnails and titles for related posts. The related posts custom template is looked for in the right place. Metabox buttons work without Gutenberg. Drafts shouldn’t appear in the related posts anymore. Choosing the…

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Indexing HTML comments

By default, Relevanssi does not index HTML comments inside your posts. Relevanssi removes all HTML tags before indexing, and HTML comments (<!– like this –>) are counted as HTML tags. If you have content inside comments that you want to be indexed, you need to modify the punctuation control – which is responsible for removing…

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Toolset Views

Relevanssi works fine with Toolset, thanks to a lot of compatibility code the makers of Toolset have included in it to make it work with Relevanssi. However, everything doesn’t work automatically without modifications. The key thing to notice with Toolset is that query variables and filters don’t work the way you’d expect. Because of the…

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Premium 2.2.3.1

Sometimes unexpected things happen when releasing updates for Relevanssi Premium. Version 2.2.3 passed all our tests with flying colours and during our local testing showed no signs of trouble. However, once it was released, bug reports started trickling in – incompatibility with the Redirection plugin (which we’ve never used), problems with Internet Explorer (which we…

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Premium 2.2.3 / Free 4.1.2

2.2.3 adds a new Premium feature: redirects. This feature allows you to define keywords that will be automatically redirect the user to a certain page. While this feature is only available for Premium users, this update is still very much worth the while for the users of free Relevanssi. For starters, there’s a fix for…

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