Search Users by First and Last Name
Makes the search box on the Users screen also find people by their first name, last name or full name, not just username and email.
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Makes the search box on the Users screen also find people by their first name, last name or full name, not just username and email.
On category pages, adds an "Only in [category]" checkbox to the search form and Search block, ticked by default, so visitors can search just that section.
Lets shoppers find products by typing their SKU into the store search, including SKUs of individual variations.
Makes multi-word searches match the exact phrase instead of any page that contains all the words somewhere, giving tighter results on large sites.
Adds a Tools > Options Viewer screen where administrators can search the options table by name and see each value decoded and pretty-printed, including serialized arrays that Settings > All hides.
Opens a chosen page directly when someone searches for an exact word or phrase, for example "contact" goes to your contact page and "returns" to your returns policy.
Takes shoppers straight to a product category page when what they search for is exactly a category name, such as "dresses" or "garden tools".
Publishes /.well-known/security.txt so security researchers know how to report a vulnerability on your site responsibly.
Adds a "Page language" box to the editor so a single post or page written in another language gets the correct lang attribute (and text direction) for screen readers, spell checkers and search engines.
Adds the event's date (and venue when there is one) in front of its excerpt in search results, so visitors can tell upcoming events from old ones before clicking.
Shows a short excerpt and a "Read more" link for each post on the blog page, archives and search results, for themes that print the full content of every post.
Lists matching pages first in search results, then blog posts, then other content, so key pages like pricing or contact are not buried under older posts.
Replaces the usual opening-lines excerpt in search results with the passage of the post that actually contains the search words.
Prints a line such as 12 results for "pricing" above the search results, so visitors know how much was found.
Stops WooCommerce from jumping straight to a product when a search has only one match, so shoppers always see the search results page.
Adds a small set of keyboard skip links (main content, main menu, search and footer) that appear on the first Tab press. Links whose target is missing on a page are removed automatically.
Lists search results by publish date, newest first, instead of WordPress's relevance order, which suits news sites and blogs where freshness matters most.
Registers a "Testimonials" post type for customer quotes, kept out of search and without single pages, ready to show with a shortcode or query block.
Turns file-name titles like "IMG_2041-sunset_beach-final" into readable ones like "Sunset beach final" when images are uploaded, so the Media Library is easier to search.
Shows a live character count for the post title in the editor sidebar, turning amber and red as it passes the length search engines usually display, to help write tidy titles.
Sends a search_no_results event with the search term to Google Analytics 4 when a site search finds nothing, showing you what visitors want but cannot find.
Sends visitors who hit a missing page to a site search for the words in the broken address, so they land on likely matches instead of a dead end.
Removes Tutor LMS lessons, quizzes and assignments from your site search so visitors land on course pages instead.
Removes the Select2 search boxes WooCommerce puts on the country and state fields, using the browser's native dropdowns that are lighter and easier on phones.