mat8iou

<p>Results-Count is a very simple plugin that does exactly what it says on the tin & will count the number of posts that result from operations in WordPress such as a search, viewing a category, or viewing a monthly archive etc.<br />
The purpose of the plugin is to allow you to insert text at the top of your archive & search results pages saying something like: results: 1-10 of 43. It serves the dual purpose of showing the number of results, as well as showing what page you are currently on within those results.</p>
<p>For an example of the plugin in use, look at the top of any of the archive or category pages at:<br />
http://www.elginism.com/ e.g. http://www.elginism.com/archives/acropolis/</p>
<p>If you have any queries or find bugs, could you please contact me via the contact form on http://www.elginism.com</p>
<h4>Revision history</h4>
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<p>Version 0.5<br />
Fixes possible XSS vulnerability.</p>
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<p>Version 0.4.2<br />
Adds support for Author archives.<br />
Fixes bug where output does not display correctly when there are over 999 results.</p>
</li>
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<p>Version 0.4.1<br />
Fixes incorrect display for single day archive pages.</p>
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<p>Version 0.4<br />
Alters the text when there is only a single result on the page.<br />
Corrects bug so that the correct text displays when there is only a single page of results.<br />
Displays correct text when a year archive is shown rather than a month.<br />
Tidied up text to fix some grammatical errors.<br />
Various non-critical bugs fixed & old code tidied up.<br />
Comments added in the html output to help error tracing, identifying the code produced by the plugin.</p>
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<p>Version 0.3<br />
Adds compatibility with tags (introduced in WordPress 2.3), so headers will now show up for tag archive results.</p>
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<p>Version 0.2<br />
Updates the plugin to work with version 2.3 & higher of WordPress.</p>
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<p>Version 0.1<br />
Initial public release of the code in plugin form.</p>
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Results count

When you search in Google, it tells you at the start how many results you have & what page you are on in the results. The Results Count plugin giv …

Chris Gorvan

<p>Change the way your WordPress website prioritizes search results, letting your users automatically train your website, teaching it which results are the most relevant for each search.</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<h4>Result Pinning</h4>
<p>For each search you can set one result to be pinned to the top of the results list, so that regardless of result popularity or custom ordering, that result will be the first one displayed.</p>
<h4>Search Words Highlighting</h4>
<p>Choose a highlight colour and highlight the words users have searched for on the search results page. If a highlighted word does not appear in the excerpt it will attempt to create a better excerpt with the first searched word.</p>
<h4>Custom Result Ordering</h4>
<p>As well as ordering the first five results by popularity, you can choose to have results ordered by either:</p>
<ul>
<li>Date created</li>
<li>Date modified</li>
<li>Title</li>
</ul>
<h4>Advanced Search Form and Result Filtering</h4>
<p>Display an advanced search form on the search results page to let users filter results by post type, post categories and tags.</p>
<h4>Related Searches</h4>
<p>If the current search has zero results you can display links to searches that look similar, which other users have tried.</p>


Search Results Optimizer

Search Results Optimizer learns which results users find useful and automatically prioritizes them in future searches.

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