Knowledge base contains information on how to use Relevanssi. There are lots of features that are documented in the knowledge base. Here's an index to the knowledge base, with all the entries sorted under different topics.
The user manual functions page is also a good place to look at.
Relevanssi Premium has tools for pinning posts for specific queries and all searches where the post appears, but what if you want to pin a post for all searches? That’s also possible but requires a bit of code. Pin the post for all searches and add this function to your site: Replace 1234 with the…
Aelia has a Prices by Country for WooCommerce plugin, which can adjust prices based on customer country and hide products unavailable in a specific country. Jason James shared a function that makes Relevanssi hide unavailable products in search: This function uses the relevanssi_post_ok filter hook to control which posts are included in the search and…
PublishPress Revisions causes duplicates to appear in Relevanssi search results when a revision is approved. When the revision is created, Relevanssi indexes it because it has the same post type as the original post with the post status draft. Relevanssi indexes drafts because people may want to search for them in the admin search. This is…
…’은’ === $end1 && $len > 2 ) { $term = substr( $term, 0, -1 ); } elseif ( ‘에’ === $end1 && $len > 2 ) { $term = substr( $term, 0, -1 ); } elseif ( ‘는’ === $end1 && $len > 2 ) { $term = substr(…Korean has postpositions, which complicate things for Relevanssi. Fortunately, it’s easy to clean up the most common postpositions from the words. Add this function to your site: add_filter( ‘relevanssi_stemmer’, ‘relevanssi_korean_plural_stemmer’ ); function relevanssi_korean_plural_stemmer( $term ) { $len = strlen( $term ); $end1 = substr( $term, -1, 1 ); if (……0, -1 ); } elseif ( ‘의’ === $end1 && $len > 2) { $term = substr( $term, 0, -1 ); } return $term; } After you’ve added this function, rebuild the index. You also need to adjust the minimum word length to 2, as many Korean words are only…
The Relevanssi attachment indexing assumes the files are connected to the posts using the WordPress attachment mechanism. What if you don’t use that but instead add the files to the pages using the File block in the block editor? That’s not a problem, but it requires some extra code. Add this function to your site…
EmbedPress has an auto-embed feature that tries to embed all URLs found in posts. This can cause problems with Relevanssi: searches can take a very long time when EmbedPress tries to fetch all outside URLs. The solution is simple: you can disable this feature during Relevanssi excerpt creation. Add this snippet to your site:
In some cases, WooCommerce product stock level changes don’t affect the search immediately. If the search is set up to exclude out-of-stock items, a product that sells out may still be included in the search until the next reindexing. This happens because changes in the stock status don’t trigger a WordPress post update that Relevanssi…
We have posts with titles like “A perfect match”. If a user searches for this exact title, only this post should show up in the results. Otherwise, the search should run as default. There are several approaches to this, but the best is relevanssi_hits_filter. This function goes through all the posts, checks if the post…
FileBird is one of many WordPress plugins that provide more control over the attachments in the Media Library. You can use the FileBird folders in Relevanssi searches to filter attachments based on their folder. Here’s a simple function you can add to your site: Once you add this, you can use the folder parameter to…
By default, Relevanssi indexes the different language versions of the posts separately. If your site is in French and English, searching for the English text will find the English posts and searching for the French text will find the French posts. But what if you want the French search terms to find the English post…