Relevanssi Premium adds Relevanssi tools to post edit pages and in the quick edit box. If you want to disable these, there’s an option to hide both. But what if you want to keep the Relevanssi tools on the edit pages, but want to remove them from the quick edit? The option removes both, but…
Relevanssi Premium 2.16 introduced a new feature of click tracking. It allows you to see the effectiveness of the search, which links the users click from the search results, and which search terms are most effective for each post. The tracking allows you to find which posts receive clicks from low rankings. You can then…
Relevanssi Premium 2.16 added proximity sorting to search results. That means you can sort the search results by geographic location. Instead of having the most relevant matches first, you can have the nearest results first. There are many ways to use geolocation in WordPress. The way Relevanssi does this is flexible but requires some work.…
This is a very common request: “How do I show the most popular searches in a widget or on a page?” Relevanssi does not have such a feature built in, and the reason for that is twofold: First, on many sites, the most common searches are either spam or boring. On this site, I use…
Spam searches are a common feature on WordPress sites. Spam bots make lots of useless queries. They hope sites display the search queries somewhere, providing links to spam sites. This is unpleasant, clogs up the search logs and wastes resources. Relevanssi Premium introduced a new spam blocking feature in version 2.15.0. You can use this…
…2 ); function rlv_excerpt_parts( $excerpt_text, $excerpt ) { return ‘<span class=”excerpt_part”><span class=”excerpt_source”>’ . $excerpt[‘source‘] . ‘</span>’ . $excerpt[‘text’] . ‘</span>’; } Then add some styles to make it look nicer: .excerpt_part .excerpt_source { display: inline-block; text-transform: uppercase; font-size: 50%; color: #555; margin-right: 20px; padding: 5px; border: thin solid #999; }……to make the excerpt parts stand out from each other, you need to CSS styles. This would be a fairly basic way to do it: span.excerpt_part { display: block; border: thin solid #aaa; margin: 10px; padding: 20px; } If your excerpts include other sources (manually entered post excerpts, comments), Relevanssi……knows that and you can display that information on the search results page: Achieving this is a two-part process. First, add this to your site to modify the excerpt part with the relevanssi_excerpt_part filter to show the source data: add_filter( ‘relevanssi_excerpt_part’, ‘rlv_excerpt_parts’, 10, 2 ); function rlv_excerpt_parts( $excerpt_text, $excerpt )…
Short answer: no. Relevanssi can only access WordPress content. For a longer answer, read on. Only within single WP installation Relevanssi only operates within one WordPress installation. Relevanssi Premium supports multisite searching, where the search can return posts from more than one subsite at once, but even in those cases the WordPress sites must be…
Sometimes you want to get a specific post as the first result for a certain search, but Relevanssi doesn’t return the right post as the first result by itself for some reason. Relevanssi Premium has a tool for these situations: pinning. Pinning allows you to specify keywords for each post, and whenever that keyword is…
Relevanssi Premium 2.10.2 introduces a new way to search: wildcard matching. Once the wildcard matching is enabled (it is disabled by default), it introduces two new operators: * and ?. Using the wildcard operators The * operator replaces zero or more characters, so searching for w*ess would match “wilderness”, “witness”, “WordPress” and also “wess”. The…
Relevanssi Premium 2.4.4 introduced a new feature where you can target specific parts of the post straight from the search terms. The format for this is {target:search_term} Target can be one of the following: These are all compared against Relevanssi index, so you can use any of these targets only if Relevanssi indexes that particular…