Tag: relevanssi_hide_empty_terms

See documentation: Filter hooks / relevanssi_hide_empty_terms

January 28, 2022February 3, 2022 by Mikko Saari

Premium 2.16 / Free 4.14

…filter search parameters after they’ve been collected from the WP_Query. New filter hook relevanssi_excerpt_post lets you make Relevanssi skip creating excerpts for specific posts. Changed behaviour Premium. Redirect queries now support regular expressions. Filter hooks relevanssi_1day, relevanssi_7days and relevanssi_30days are removed, as the user searches page is now different. The…Relevanssi Premium 2.16.0 is a major release that adds new, exciting features. The most interesting new tool is click tracking, which grants you extra insight into what the search users are doing. Some of these features are also available in the matching free Relevanssi version 4.14.0. The new User searches……set, the API key settings disappear on the Relevanssi settings page. Changed behaviour: The relevanssi_related_output_objects filter hook has been removed. It was unnecessary: it simply isn’t useful to filter a function return value, because you can modify it without a filter hook. Changed behaviour: The relevanssi_search_form filter hook has an…

Premium 2.0.2 / Free 4.0.2

Time for another maintenance release. There have still been some bugs in the new indexing procedures. For free version, the new release removes some error notices, improves support for page builders and makes the Polylang setting work better. For the Premium version, all those apply, and then some more: New filter: relevanssi_multisite_public_status lets you make…

Taxonomy archive search

This is a Premium feature and only applies when you index taxonomy terms. This does not apply in free Relevanssi. To include taxonomy pages (categories, tags, custom taxonomies) in the search, enable the option on the options page. There’s also the option to choose which taxonomies are included. By default……the post object created from the taxonomy page, $post->post_title contains the name of the taxonomy, $post->post_content has the description, $post->link has the permalink and $post->post_type will contain the name of the taxonomy. If you want to modify the post objects Relevanssi creates from the taxonomies, you can use the relevanssi_taxonomy_term_to_post filter….