Korean has postpositions, which complicate things for Relevanssi. Fortunately, it’s easy to clean up the most common postpositions from the words. Add this function to your site: After you’ve added this function, rebuild the index. You also need to adjust the minimum word length to 2, as many Korean words are only two characters long.…
…problems, the lack of distinct words in these languages is a problem for Relevanssi. Relevanssi works by splitting the posts into words at spaces and then counting how many times those words appear. Since Chinese and Japanese texts don’t have spaces separating words, Relevanssi can’t do this. As a result,……Relevanssi can search for Chinese and Japanese characters or character sequences, especially if you enable one-character words and inside-word matching in Relevanssi settings. Still, since the weights for the posts are essentially random, the results won’t be of high quality. Unfortunately, making the search work well in Chinese, Japanese and……Relevanssi can handle just about anything you throw at it – you can even search for emojis. UTF8 is the standard in WordPress, and you generally don’t have to worry about it. Words: bad news for Chinese and Japanese While Relevanssi can read Chinese, Japanese and many other characters without…
If you have Relevanssi Premium and want to make Relevanssi understand French plurals, you can add this code to your site: Then just rebuild the index, and now searching for plurals will also find the singular form. This is a very simple way to handle the plurals: it will simply strip the final “s” or…
I was told that Relevanssi Premium doesn’t index drafts, even though it should (since 1.6). Looks like the feature has gone missing in some update. Sorry about that. This version reintroduces it. Drafts are automatically indexed and shown in admin searches. I’m also adding the first test version of the declension featured mentioned before. This…