Another quick bug fix.
For some reason, WordPress doesn’t take arguments like ?s=term&cat=1,2 but strips the ‘,2’. Now you can just say ?s=term&cats=1,2 and it’ll work like a charm.
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Are post ID’s searchable in Relevanssi? No. Relevanssi does understand the WP_Query p parameter to restrict the search by post ID. However, if you want to search by post ID, it’s very simple to make that happen using the relevanssi_content_to_index filter hook: add_filter( ‘relevanssi_content_to_index’, ‘rlv_index_post_id’, 10, 2 ); function rlv_index_post_id(…
…So, if having a big Relevanssi table slows down the site, the effect should definitely be visible on this site. I ran three tests using a speed test tool provided by my hosting provider Seravo (one of the best WP hosting companies in the world, by the way). It’s basically……accessed at all except during searching, so it shouldn’t matter how big the table is. Fortunately site speed is something that can be measured, so we can make some actual experiments here. The experiment I used Kirjavinkit as the testing ground, because it’s one of the biggest sites I run….
