The Photo Gallery plugin from 10Web uses a shortcode to add photo galleries to posts and pages. By default, Relevanssi doesn’t index the gallery contents. Photo Galler only registers the shortcode in the front end, so when Relevanssi indexes pages in the admin context, Relevanssi only sees the shortcode, not the gallery contents. To fix…
…Minor fix: If the sentence query variable is used to enable phrase searching, Relevanssi now adds quotes to the highlight parameter. Minor fix: Add support for TablePress table_filter shortcodes. Minor fix: Improve WP File Download file content indexing support. Relevanssi indexing now happens after the WPFD indexing is done. Premium….
If you want to add an option to search only in titles to your search form, here’s how. First, you need to modify the search form to add the selection. To add a simple dropdown, add this to your search form: This select element will create a small dropdown with the option to search everything…
The Premium version of YITH Badge Management has a search feature for badges. Using Relevanssi breaks that badge search. Fortunately, it’s easy to fix. Add this to your site: Now Relevanssi won’t interfere with the YITH Badge Management search.
…example, I have Kirjavinkit, a book review site with an archive of about 10,000 book review posts. The popularity of the posts is primarily driven by external search traffic and seems like a good indicator of what users find interesting and valuable. Integrating the Koko stats as a factor in…
By default, Relevanssi returns all posts when searching without a search term. That’s the default WordPress behaviour. Sometimes it may not be the wanted behaviour. One reason is performance: returning all results can be very slow. To stop Relevanssi from running when there’s no search term, add this to your site: This little function will…
…umlauts, you can change the collation. For German, use utf8mb4_german2_ci (actually, use utf8mb4_swedish_ci, see comments below): Now, the database will not ignore umlauts. Relevanssi also removes accents to match what the database does, so you must also undo that. Add this to your site: remove_filter( ‘relevanssi_remove_punctuation’, ‘remove_accents’, 9 ); Once…By default, the search ignores German umlauts. Searching for “uber” will also find “über” and so on. This ignorance is not a Relevanssi feature but instead governed by your database. The default database collation WordPress uses (utf8mb4_unicode_ci) ignores all accents, including umlauts. If you want the search to care about…
…$string ) { $words = explode( ‘ ‘, $string ); $new_words = array(); foreach ( $words as $word ) { $end = mb_substr( $word, -3 ); if ( ‘ghe’ === $end ) { $word = mb_substr( $word, 0, -3 ) . ‘ga’; } if ( ‘che’ === $end ) {……$word = mb_substr( $word, 0, -3 ) . ‘ca’; } $end = mb_substr( $word, -1 ); if ( mb_strlen( $word ) > 3 && in_array( $end, array( ‘a’, ‘e’, ‘i’, ‘o’ ) ) ) { $word = mb_substr( $word, 0, -1 ); } $new_words[] = $word; } return implode( ‘……’, $new_words ); }, 10, 9 ); This function checks each word, and if it ends with “ghe” or “che”, the ending is changed to “ga” or “ca”, respectively. Then if the word is over three letters long, a final “a”, “e”, “i”, or “o” is stripped. Now plural and…
…some reason, that function is not accepting the custom field data. In these cases, the first thing to check is the database collation for the meta_value field in the wp_postmeta database table. The document may contain characters your database table cannot accept. Before WordPress 4.2, the default collation for the……databases used utf8 characters. Since 4.2, the collations have used utf8mb4 characters. It’s not unusual that PDF files contain characters that WordPress cannot save in a database table with a utf8 collation. To fix this, you need to change the database collation. You can make this change if you have……direct access to the database with phpMyAdmin, Adminer or some other tool. If you don’t know anything about databases or don’t have access to the database tables, you need to ask someone else to do this for you. Here’s what the wp_postmeta table may look like in Adminer: The collation…
…function will stop Relevanssi from interfering with The Events Calendar search. There’s a bug in the current version of Relevanssi (2.18.0 for Premium, 4.16.0 for free version): if you have enabled Relevanssi in admin searches, the event search won’t work. Disable Relevanssi in admin searches to make the search function….