Improves the WordPress search engine without messing with the database, sorts results by relevance, and more. Simple and clean!
Author: | GOMO (profile at wordpress.org) |
WordPress version required: | 3.5 |
WordPress version tested: | 4.6.1 |
Plugin version: | 1.4.4 |
Added to WordPress repository: | 12-03-2013 |
Last updated: | 02-12-2016
Warning! This plugin has not been updated in over 2 years. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues when used with more recent versions of WordPress.
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Rating, %: | 94 |
Rated by: | 15 |
Plugin URI: | http://www.gomo.pt |
Total downloads: | 13 210 |
Active installs: | 100+ |
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FAQ
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I would like to have feature XYZ. What should I do?
Let us know if you’d like to have a special feature implemented in this plugin. Please open a new topic in the plugin Support tab.
How do I install it in certain page using it as a widget?
gee Search Plus plugin works behind the scenes by optimizing and changing the default WordPress search query. If you would like to have a search box on a sidebar or as a widget, just use the WordPress default search widget and gee Search plus will do the hard work!
What do I need to know if I’m using Stella multi-language plugin?
If you’d like to remove the correct language stopwords from your search query when using the Stella plugin, then go to gee Search Plus settings and change the Remove Stopwords by language to the option Use stopwords files according to Stella languages.
In order get this working properly you need to make sure there is a stopwords file per each configured language on your site. Check at the /wp-content/plugins/gsearch-plus/stop
directory for the files. You’ll find there are already several files pre-loaded with the gee Search Plus plugin (English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Czech, German, Finnish, French, Polish, Dutch and more). You may edit those files to include/remove stopwords, or add new files. When adding new stopwords files name them as stopwords-[LANGUAGE].php, where LANGUAGE is a two letter code representing the Stella language (en -> English, de -> German, and so on).
ChangeLog
1.4.4
- GOMO replaces geeThemes brand.
- Tested against WP version 4.6.1
1.4.3
- Fixed: PHP notices
- Tested against WP version 4.3.1 – all fine!
1.4.2
- Fixed: Convert specific stopwords to lowercase on save
- Fixed: Issue when searching on Tags (post_tag taxonomy) – conflict with plugins that inject specific post_types on query_vars without checking if ‘any’ is already selected.
1.4.1
- Tested up to WP 4.0
- Fix division by zero warning
1.4.0
1.3.1
- fix pagination on search results
1.3.0
- Full review for WP 3.7
- Order by relevance or by date
- Allow OR and AND query type
- Highlight class instead of inline styles
- New plugin hooks for better control
- Merge stopwords mechanism with WordPress new native stopwords mechanism
- Prepared for i18n
1.2.0
- Re-named from gSearch to gee Search ( affected functions, hooks and classes )
- New relevance engine
- Corrected wp_title bug
1.1.8
- Load frontend script on footer
- Default highlight area div#content
1.1.7
- Admin: Replaced color picker – using WP default
- Admin: New setting ‘Highlight allowed areas’ uses valid jQuery selectors
- jQuery scripts enqueued differently on frontend thus solving Jetpack conflicts
1.1.6
- Revision and testing for WP 3.6
1.1.5
- Optimized queries to reduce needed memory
1.1.4
- Less strict when searching custom fields (LIKE compare)
1.1.3
- Corrects issue regarding spaces in the middle of searched terms
1.1.2
- Corrects issue regarding spaces on beginning and end of the search sentence.
1.1.1
- Minor corrections on jshighlight script
1.1.0
- New features: custom fields search & highlight searched terms.
- Includes two new js: jscolor plugin and jshighlight
1.0.0
- Initial release.
- No multisite compatibility. More to come shortly.