Premium 2.13 / Free 4.11

These versions add new filter hooks, support for All-in-One SEO and include a bunch of bug fixes here and there, most importantly in the Oxygen support.

2.13.1 / 4.11.1

• There’s a problem in searching for user profiles and taxonomy terms in 2.13.0, results may not be what is expected. This has been fixed in 2.13.1.
• There may be occasional fatal errors if certain functions get the wrong kind of data. These problems have been mitigated in 2.13.1 / 4.11.1. If this still happens, please let us know.

New features

• New filter hook relevanssi_rendered_block filters Gutenberg block content after the block has been rendered with render_block().
• New filter hook relevanssi_log_query can be used to filter the search query before it’s logged. This can be used to log instead the query that includes synonyms (available as a parameter to the filter hook).
• New filter hook relevanssi_add_all_results can be used to make Relevanssi add a list of all result IDs found to $query->relevanssi_all_results. Just make this hook return true.
• New filter hook relevanssi_acceptable_hooks can be used to adjust where in WP admin the Relevanssi admin javascripts are enqueued.
• Support for All-in-One SEO. Posts marked as ‘Robots No Index’ are not indexed by Relevanssi.
• New setting in advanced indexing settings to control whether Relevanssi respects the SEO plugin ‘noindex’ setting or not.

Changed behaviour

• Type hinting has been added to Relevanssi functions, which may cause errors if the filter functions are sloppy with data types.
• Relevanssi no longer logs queries with the added synonyms. You can use the relevanssi_log_query filter hook to return to the previous behaviour of logging the synonyms too. Thanks to Jan Willem Oostendorp.
• relevanssi_the_title() now supports the same parameters as the_title(), so you can just replace the_title() with it and keep everything else the same. The old behaviour is still supported.
• When using ACF and custom fields indexing set to ‘all’, Relevanssi will no longer index the meta fields (where the content begins with field_).

Minor fixes

• (Premium) In some cases, having less than or greater than symbols in PDF content would block that PDF content from being indexed.
• (Premium) PDF content wasn’t being indexed in some cases where custom field indexing was otherwise disabled.
• The Oxygen compatibility made it impossible to index other custom fields than the Oxygen ct_builder_shortcodes. This has been improved now.
• (Premium) In Related posts, random posts from the same category could include duplicates of posts in the related posts.
• Old legacy scripts that caused Javascript warnings on admin pages have been removed.
• (Premium) relevanssi_premium_get_post() always returns WP_Post objects now, never stdClass objects.
• The search results log export did not do anything useful when no data was found. Now the export provides a message “No search keywords logged”. Thanks to Jan Willem Oostendorp.

You can get the new versions from the Download page and from the plugin repository.