Still more bugs ironed out from the free version. My time has recently been limited, so work on the next version of Premium has been stalled, but I’m getting there. The good news is, all these bugs would’ve haunted the Premium version as well.
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…the SearchWP Modal Search Form. As the name says, the plugin is from the SearchWP developer Jon Christopher, but it also works great with Relevanssi. This plugin can easily add a search feature to your navigation menu or a site header. The search form also works great on mobile devices….…header. That’s a good reference if you want to build a nice search form in the header. If your theme does not include a built-in search form and you’re not interested in building one yourself, one of the best plugin options is the SearchWP Modal Search Form. As the name…WordPress doesn’t make adding a search form in the navigation menu easy. It’s a popular request, though, and having access to the search in the site header is typical. Relevanssi itself doesn’t have opinions on the user interface. Some themes, like Twenty Twenty, include a built-in search feature in the…
…If the search becomes too slow, look for the next approach. Use autoembed directly Using apply_filters( ‘the_content’, $content_with_embed ) to do the autoembeds is not the ideal way to approach this in the first place. It does get the job done, but may have unwanted side effects for example from…
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Have you read this, Mat? The most important Relevanssi debugging trick.
Sorry,
I am such an idiot. In your “read me” you name the solution for this issue. Sometimes it just helps to actually read the read-me.
Best regards,
Mat.
Thanks for the quick reply Mikko,
i read the debugging tricks, and as i seem to be the only one having this issue, i tested for conflicts with other plugins. I found that your plugin is working perfectly if i disable a plugin called “Role Scoper”. Looks like a permissions issue. I’m going to dig deeper into this.
Thanks again,
Mat.
Hi there,
sorry to mention but on my wordpress intallations (i tested on two of them) Relevanssi causes the search to show “no matches”. The count of indexed pages in the backend shows that the pages are indexed but nothing ist found anyway. Now, I disabled your great plugin to have at least the regular search working.
Any idea?
Thanks,
Mat.