You use the Search results widget to configure where and how to display the results of a search that a user performed on your website.
PREREQUISITES: You created at least one search index and added the Search box widget somewhere on your website. For more information, see Create search indexes.
To configure a widget, perform the following:
In Display setting section, you can do the following:
You must first have created a custom template. For more information, see ASP.NET Core pages and templates.
Save your changes.
To open the advanced settings, in the upper-right corner of the Search results page, click (Advanced settings).
NOTE: These fields must be included in the search index that you chose for this search box. For more information, see .
For example, if the search index includes News items, you can choose to search only in the Title.
If you leave the field empty, all fields are included in the index.
NOTE: These fields must be included in the search index that you chose for this search box.
For example, if the index includes News items, and you enter Title filed, the search term that the user enters, will be highlighted only in the titles of the news item, although the search may also return search results from the content.
If you leave the filed empty, the search terms will be highlighted in all fields.
In this section, you can configure the labels of the widget. You can change the following labels:
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