Version 4.1 adds couple of new features: you can do searches in the admin using the full power of Relevanssi, and you can export the Relevanssi search logs as a CSV file. The admin search is very much a work-in-progress; any feedback is welcome. Changelog New feature: You can now…
…can now index post type archive pages. This’ll probably be rarely needed, since editing post type archive content is a bit tricky, but some will probably find this very useful. Changelog to 2.2 New feature: Search tab on Relevanssi settings page allows you to perform searches in WP admin using……filter hook got a second parameter that holds the post ID. Custom field sorting actually works now. WP Search Suggest compatibility added. Changelog to 2.2.1 The admin search has been moved to a separate page and made visible to editors, authors and contributors. New filter: relevanssi_admin_search_capability can be used 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 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 complete list of changes: Privacy: If…
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…
Version 2.1.4 fixes couple of small bugs – a small regression, a problem sanitizing user inputs, issues with highlighting – and adds one new feature. There’s now a “Pin this post for all keywords” checkbox in the Relevanssi post controls box. That checkbox does pretty much what it says: it pins the post for all keywords…
This version fixes several annoying bugs in version 2.1.2. The user interface suffered a bit in the process of solidifying Relevanssi code, as in couple of cases there was an overzealous amount of security applied, breaking bits of the user interface. Also, there were some simple programming errors, causing some…
Continuing with the recent wave of bug squashing, here’s the changelog from version 4.0.7 of the free Relevanssi. Recent post bonus is now applied to searches. Exact term setting can now be disabled. Users of Members plugin would have drafts appear in search results. This is now fixed. These, and…
The previous versions of Relevanssi had couple of unpleasant bugs. Those bugs went pass the testing, but one of them is now a test case in the Relevanssi test suite (the rest aren’t, because right now, the test suit only tests things that are not related to other plugins). MemberPress……post control was backwards. These things happen when doing compatibility with Premium plugins you don’t have access to and thus can’t test. WPML language restriction setting should now work as expected. Fusion Builder shortcodes are automatically removed from excerpts. Indexing failed when a same word appeared in two different taxonomies….…This is now a test case, so this bug should never happen again. (Premium only.) Internal link management had a bit of a bug in the indexing. User searches page reset buttons fixed. (Free only.) Missing tag and category weight settings are returned. Sorry about this: there’s certainly no purpose…