"Did You Mean" Suggestions for Empty Searches
When a search finds nothing, suggests a corrected spelling based on the words in your post titles, such as "Did you mean chocolate brownies?", with a link to search again.
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When a search finds nothing, suggests a corrected spelling based on the words in your post titles, such as "Did you mean chocolate brownies?", with a link to search again.
Adds a "View all 42 posts on one page" link under paginated category, tag and other archives that are not too large, for readers who prefer to scroll or search the page.
Records logins, failed logins, content changes, plugin, theme and user changes and edits to key settings in a dedicated database table, with a searchable, paginated log under Tools > Activity Log and automatic cleanup.
Adds Disallow rules for internal search result URLs to the robots.txt file that WordPress generates.
Lists extra sitemap files, such as one from a shop, forum or static section, in the Yoast SEO sitemap_index.xml so search engines find them in one place.
Adds HTML tags such as dialog, search and address to the list Bricks accepts in an element's custom tag setting, for more semantic markup.
Adds max-snippet:-1 and max-video-preview:-1 to the robots meta tag, letting search engines show longer text snippets and video previews for your pages.
On search result pages, tells screen reader users how many results were found for their search as soon as the page loads.
Adds article:published_time and article:modified_time meta tags to blog posts, which social networks and search engines use to understand how fresh a post is.
Adds a friendly 404 pattern with a message, a search box and a button home, offered when you edit the 404 template in the Site Editor.
Answers search requests that contain links, markup, very long strings or words you block with a 404, stopping bots from filling search pages with spam.
Adds an invisible link that real visitors never see and well-behaved search engines are told to skip; any client that requests it anyway is blocked from the site for 24 hours.
Adds a [breadcrumbs] shortcode that prints a Home > Category > Post trail with BreadcrumbList markup, so search results can show your site structure.
Points the canonical tag of a post to the URL in its "original_url" custom field, for articles first published elsewhere, so the original keeps the search credit.
Adds a category dropdown to the site search form and the Search block, so visitors can search all content or only one category.
Prints the product's main category in small text above its title in shop and category listings, helping shoppers scan mixed results such as search pages.
Replaces the "Search products…" hint inside WooCommerce's product search box with your own text, such as "Search 2,000 parts by name or code".
Changes the character between the page name and the site name in browser tabs and search results, for example from a dash to a vertical bar.
Sets exactly which content types the site search returns, for example posts, pages and your portfolio, instead of every public type.
Shows a small label such as "Page", "Post" or "Product" in front of each search result title, so visitors can tell results apart at a glance.
Ignores filler words such as "can", "my" or "need" in multi-word searches, so "how can I reset my password" finds posts about resetting passwords.
Sets the browser and search result title of the homepage to the exact text you choose instead of "Site Name - Tagline".
Turns search off: search URLs return a 404 page, the search form is emptied and the classic Search widget is removed.
Deletes the SearchAction (sitelinks search box) from the WebSite entity in Rank Math's JSON-LD.