Added the Capability to Search the *Contents* of Blog Posts #865
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normalization of Source line endings
comment-out for testing
By Default, Search in HTMLy only queries the filename. I have added code that enables the Search function to capture whole-word results from the *contents* of each blog post. See: https://splifingate.net/blog/ vs https://splifingate/test/blog/ My Study: https://andyrew.info/blog/2025/01/searching-inside-htmly-content
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Thanks for the PR. Currently, the built-in search is still very simple. In the future, we must find a way to develop it, if necessary, adding third-party code using composer. |
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"the built-in search is still very simple" Which is good, no? The Algolia Search in doks seems, er, overly complicated... Thank you for your thoughts, and your good works. |
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By Default, HTMLy searches the content of the filename, only.
Extremely fantastic, and quite functional.
But, there are times when an individual wants to drill-down into their Content, and pull-up something contextual; something pertinent to the discussion, at-hand.
I have been working on this for a while, now. I've learned more about PHP by working with HTMLy than all my two-decades of study.
How does a person search for 'elegant', when--by-default--HTMLy only queries the title (which is "I write on Nature", in this instance)?
One can't in a default installation of HTMLy.
Unless . . . the query dives-deeper!
I have a Post on the matter which highlights the process:
Searching inside HTMLy content
So, it's so . . . Content Search is now a real possibility.
Here is my production HTMLy instance (heavily-modified Doks Theme):
blog
Here is my HTMLy Testing instance:
testing-blog
Give a Search in each, and you'll notice the disparity.
I have 2-5 posts that claim hits outside of the stock Search functionality.
[I also added extras to main.html.php to highlight the search term, and hit-count]
It is my hope that this gets Review and Inclusion ;)