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A standard way to change the number of search results displayed is something like this: $myquery = “&posts_per_page=5”; $myquery = $query_string.$myquery; query_posts( $myquery ); Unfortunately, this breaks Relevanssi. Relevanssi hasn’t played nice with posts_per_page in any case, for some reason I don’t really understand — this is legacy code from…
…in Profile Builder Pro doesn’t probably trigger all the filter hooks WP does. Thus Relevanssi overlooks the new user profiles Profile Builder Pro generates. Profile Builder Pro has an action hook that you can use to nudge Relevanssi a bit. Add this code to your site, and Relevanssi will notice……now the links point to the WordPress user profile pages. However, Profile Builder Pro profile pages will use a different URL structure. Another filter function on the relevanssi_user_profile_to_post is needed: add_filter( ‘relevanssi_user_profile_to_post’, ‘rlv_adjust_url’ ); function rlv_adjust_url( $user ) { $user->link = ‘/url/to/user/’ . $user->user_id . ‘/’; return $user; } Change……the /url/to/user/ to match the URL structure used on your site. This change requires you to use relevanssi_get_permalink() to display the permalinks, the_permalink() or get_permalink() will not work. Profiles created by Profile Builder Pro front end forms do not get automatically indexed by Relevanssi because the user account generation process…
