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Timestamp:
07/01/2020 10:03:17 AM (6 years ago)
Author:
petervw
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Read me update

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  • search-box-seo/tags/1.0.0/readme.txt

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    1414== Description ==
    1515
    16 ### Search Box SEO
     16### Live Search Forms with Search Box SEO
    1717
    1818*Let your visitors find content easily by adding a live search. If you activate the statistics, you can also see which pages are the most popular.*
    … …  
    3030- Choose between search engines for the live search:
    3131    - Default WordPress search engine (has no support for typos and synonyms)
    32     - SitePack search engine (free to use, premium packages available)
     32    - SitePack search engine (premium)
    3333
    3434- Developer friendly. If you'd like to contribute to this plugin, [open our repository](https://github.com/sitepack-io/search-box-seo).
    … …  
    4040- *Default WordPress search engine* is a simple way for search. This search engine does not filter typos and does not use synonyms to find more content. This search engine is enabled by default.
    4141
    42 - *SitePack search engine* is a bit more advanced and does not run completely on your own WordPress installation. SitePack search does use synonyms, caching, suggestions and synonyms. You'll have to [create a free API key](https://search.sitepack.io/generate-api-key#utm_source=wp-plugin-repo&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=create-api-key) to activate this integration. On every published post, there will be a trigger to update the (remote) search index. SitePack does only save data about the indexed document itself. The document will be removed automatically when you delete the post or page.
     42- *SitePack search engine* is a bit more advanced and does not run completely on your own WordPress installation. SitePack search does use synonyms, caching, suggestions and synonyms. You'll have to [create an API key](https://search.sitepack.io/generate-api-key#utm_source=wp-plugin-repo&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=create-api-key) to activate this integration. On every published post, there will be a trigger to update the (remote) search index. SitePack does only save data about the indexed document itself. The document will be removed automatically when you delete the post or page.
    4343
    4444<blockquote>
    4545<h4>Become a Premium user</h4>
    46 <p>Search Box SEO is a completely free plugin. If you'd like to use the improved SitePack search engine, you can try it for free. When you upgrade the API key you'll get:</p>
     46<p>Search Box SEO is a completely free plugin. If you'd like to use the improved SitePack search engine, you can upgrade later. When you upgrade the API key you'll get:</p>
    4747<ul>
    4848<li>Search for products, pages, posts and categories</li>
    … …  
    7575= Can I change or upgrade the search engine? =
    7676
    77 Yes, you can! We offer a (limited) free version of the [SitePack search engine](https://search.sitepack.io/#utm_source=wp-plugin-repo&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=faq) to improve your internal search results. This search engine can handle typo's and synonyms, so the search experience should be a lot better and faster.
     77Yes, you can! We offer premium [search engine](https://search.sitepack.io/#utm_source=wp-plugin-repo&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=faq) to improve your internal search results. This search engine can handle typo's and synonyms, so the search experience should be a lot better and faster.
    7878
    7979= Advanced: Can I add extra post types in the search engine? =
    80 Yes, if you're a bit handy with PHP, you can use our filter to add more post types. After you have added the post types, you need to re-index the search engine.
    81 
    82 ```
    83 <?php
    84 add_filter('search_box_post_types', function($post_types){
    85     // add your post types here in the array
    86 
    87     return $post_types;
    88 }, 10, 1);
    89 ?>
    90 ```
     80Yes, if you're a bit handy with PHP, you can use our filter to add more post types. After you have added the post types, you need to re-index the search engine. You can find the related [PHP code](https://github.com/sitepack-io/search-box-seo) on our Readme file on Github.
    9181
    9282*Note: this feature will only work with the SitePack search engine, the default WordPress search does not support all custom post types!*
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