Quick fix release. This corrects the multiple taxonomy behaviour in 1.3. The multiple taxonomies had an OR logic, which made the feature quite pointless. Now there’s AND logic, so all taxonomy terms must be present. This has the desired effect of narrowing the searches.
This isn’t a very important upgrade, unless you plan to use that feature.
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Polylang Pro has a feature to sync translations between posts. The problem with this and Relevanssi is that Relevanssi does not index the changes to the synced posts. With this filter function added to your site, Relevanssi will also index the synced posts: add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘index_post_in_all_languages’ ); function index_post_in_all_languages( $post_id……’slug’ ); $languages_to_index = array_diff( $all_languages, [ $post_language] ); foreach ( $languages_to_index as $lang ) { $post_id_to_index = pll_get_post( $post_id, $lang ); if ( $post_id_to_index > ) { relevanssi_insert_edit( $post_id_to_index ); } } } Thanks to Nico von Niederhäusern / Cubetech. There’s also a method for indexing WPML synced posts….
Relevanssi Premium can search user profiles. So far the following data gets indexed from user profiles: first name, last name, display name and description. If you’re interested in having something else indexed, there’s an option on the options page. Because WordPress only handles posts in the search result pages, Relevanssi…
