You have to hook into the document_title_parts filter to adjust it to your needs. Example: /** * Modify the document title for the search page */ add_filter( ‘document_title_parts’, function( $title ) { if ( is_search() ) $title[‘title’] = sprintf( esc_html__( ‘“%s” result page’, ‘my-theme-domain’ ), get_search_query() ); return $title; } ); For Multiple paged search … Read more
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Changed architecture and code a while. Simplified example: normal form, for example with search keyword inside some templete. <form method=”get” id=”search_form” action=”/results”> <input type=”text” name=”search_text” id=”search_text_input” placeholder=”Type something for search”> <button type=”submit”>GO</button> </form> After that i create results.php Here is code: <?php /* Template name: Custom Search */ get_header(); ?> <?php if($_GET[‘search_text’] && !empty($_GET[‘search_text’]) ) … Read more
wordpress search word, “hello world” ===> ‘hello+world’ ===> ‘hello’, ‘world’
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You can do it with if-condition, example: if( get_search_query() == ‘athletics’ ){ echo ‘Visit our athletics site’; }
In my case this problem was caused by WordPress-Plugin Yoast Seo. Take a look at your mySql-Database, Table wp_options and search for option_name = wpseo_titles In the “option_value”-Field you can find the “You Searched for”-String and replace it by e.G. “Deine Suche nach”
WordPress doesn’t search images by their file names. It performs a search based on Title. By default titles are generated automatically from file names, but it can be changed in editor by users.