Ivory Search – WordPress Search Plugin vs Sitekit

Ivory Search is a simple to use advanced WordPress search plugin. It enhances the default WordPress search and also allows you to create new custom search forms. With Ivory Search, you can create an unlimited number of search forms and configure each search form individually to customize WordPress search and perform different types of searches on site content. Display the custom search forms on site header, footer, sidebar or widget area, navigation or menu, on pages, posts, custom post types or anywhere on the site using its shortcodes. Note: The styling of the search form highly depends on how your theme styles it. If your theme does not style search form correctly then to style it get free support from Ivory Search Support. Have any doubt or question? Feel free to ask it using Contact Form. Links Website Documentation Support Contact Us Key Features Perform faster search with inverted index-based search engine. Index and search shortcode contents. Search WooCommerce products. Search images, files and attachments. Customize search form using customizer. Search using AJAX search. Track searches in search analytics. Index and search TablePress shortcode contents. Create unlimited number of search forms. Configure each search forms separately. Configure search form to search specific content. Exclude specific content from search results. Display Search Forms anywhere on your site. Supports multilingual search. Multilingual Search supported by Weglot Integrates with popular plugins such as WooCommerce, Weglot, Polylang, bbPress, WPML etc. AJAX Search or Live Search Convert any search form including default search form to AJAX search form. Search posts, pages, WooCommerce products, images, files or any custom post type using AJAX search. Exclude any specific content from AJAX search. Search Form Customizer Use customizer to change search form colors and its text. Choose any search form style from various search forms. Search Specific Content Search specific post types such as post, page, product, attachment, forum etc. Search in post title. Search in post content. Search in post excerpt. Search posts having specific category or taxonomy terms. Search in category or taxonomy terms title. Search in category or taxonomy terms description. Search posts having specific custom fields or metadata. Search WooCommerce products SKU. [Premium] Search WooCommerce products variation. [Premium] Search posts created by specific authors. [Premium] Search in author Display name and display the posts created by that author. Search posts having specific statuses. [Premium] Search posts having specific number of comments. [Premium] Search in approved comments content. Search posts created in specific date. Search only password protected posts. Search only posts without passwords. Search all posts with and without passwords. Search specific files, MIME type or media attachments such as images, audio, videos, PDF, documents etc. [Premium] Search in the title, caption and description of images, attachments and media. Search in multiple languages as the plugin supports multilingual plugins such as Polylang, WPML etc. Exclude Specific Content From Search Exclude specific post types from search. Exclude specific posts, pages, WooCommerce Products, Media Attachments, forums or any custom post type from search. Do not search in the post title. Configure to not search in post content. Configure to not search in post excerpt. Exclude posts from search having specific category or taxonomy terms. Exclude posts from search having specific custom fields or metadata. [Premium] Exclude ‘out of stock’ WooCommerce products from search. [Premium] Exclude posts from search created by specific authors. [Premium] Exclude posts from search having specific statuses. [Premium] Exclude sticky posts from search. Exclude posts from search having specific number of comments. Exclude posts from search created before or after specific dates. Exclude password protected posts from search. Exclude posts from search without passwords. Exclude images, audios, videos, PDF, documents, attachments, files, media, file type or MIME type from search. [Premium] Control and Extend Search Display search form in navigation menu and configure its functionality. Configure the number of posts to display in search results. Highlight search terms on the search results page. Order posts in ascending or descending order of date, relevance, id, author, title, type, name, comment count, menu order or entirely random. [Premium] Display or hide sticky posts at the top of the search results page. Display an error page or list all posts for empty search queries. Display search forms only to site administrators while testing, before going live. Disable an individual search form or disable searching site wide. Configure stop words which are excluded from search. Option to add word synonyms to provide more relevant search results. Display post_type argument in the search query URL and restrict search to it. Search posts having all or any of the selected category or taxonomy terms. Display content having any or all the searched terms. Fuzzy Matching – Search posts that include the whole search term or search words in the posts that begins or ends with the search term. Keyword Stemming – Also searches base word of searched keyword. [Premium] Note: some of the features are Premium marked as [Premium]. To have access to those features you will need Ivory Search Premium. You can get Ivory Search Premium here! We enhanced and re-wrote old Add Search To Menu plugin from the ground up and Add Search To Menu has renamed to Ivory Search. Help Need Help? Get Ivory Search support. Feedback Any suggestions or comments are welcome. Feel free to contact us using this Contact form.

Sitekit Donate GitHub Settings: Google Analytics code Show/hide google analytics code if user is logged in Head code Footer code Widgets: Archives Categories Pages Search Shortcodes: [sitekit_posts] [sitekit_archives] [sitekit_categories] [sitekit_bloginfo] [sitekit_iframe] Parameters for [sitekit_posts]: post_type – show posts associated with certain type: [sitekit_posts post_type="page"]; by default posts are shown: [sitekit_posts post_type="post"]; Possible params: post | page | revision | attachment | nav_menu_item | any | your_custom_post_type orderby – the column to use for ordering posts list: [sitekit_posts orderby="id"]; by default list is sorted by date: [sitekit_posts orderby="date"]; Possible params: modified | title | name | ID | rand order – how to sort posts list: [sitekit_posts order="DESC"]; by default list is sorted by ascending order (A-Z): [sitekit_posts order="ASC"]; posts_per_page – how many posts to show in the list: [sitekit_posts posts_per_page="50"]; by default: [sitekit_posts posts_per_page="100"]; [sitekit_posts] is based on WP_Query class. Parameters for [sitekit_archives]: [sitekit_archives] – list of monthly archives links sorted by date; [sitekit_archives type="yearly"] – list of yearly archives links; [sitekit_archives type="monthly"] – list of monthly archives links; [sitekit_archives type="weekly"] – list of weekly archives links; [sitekit_archives type="daily"] – list of daily archives links; [sitekit_archives type="postbypost"] – list of all posts links sorted by date; [sitekit_archives type="alpha"] – list of all posts links sorted by title; limit – how many links to be included in the list: [sitekit_archives limit="10"]; by default all links are shown: [sitekit_archives limit=""]; format – format for the archive: [sitekit_archives format="option"] – show as a dropdown; by default unordered list is shown: [sitekit_archives format="html"]; show_post_count – display counter of posts in the archive: [sitekit_archives show_post_count="1"]; by default counter is not shown: [sitekit_archives show_post_count="0"]; order – how to sort archives links: [sitekit_archives order="ASC"]; by default links are sorted by descending order (Z-A): [sitekit_archives order="DESC"]; [sitekit_archives] is based on wp_get_archives function. Parameters for [sitekit_categories]: orderby – the column to use for ordering categories list: [sitekit_categories orderby="id"]; by default list is sorted by title: [sitekit_categories orderby="name"]; order – how to sort categories list: [sitekit_categories order="DESC"]; by default list is sorted by ascending order (A-Z): [sitekit_categories order="ASC"]; show_count – display counter of posts in the categories list: [sitekit_categories show_count="1"]; by default counter is not shown: [sitekit_categories show_count="0"]; hide_empty – the column to use for ordering categories list: [sitekit_categories hide_empty="0"]; by default empty categories are hidden: [sitekit_categories hide_empty="1"]; hierarchical – show tree-like categories list: [sitekit_categories hierarchical="0"]; by default the list is hierarchical: [sitekit_categories hierarchical="1"]; depth – how many levels to include in categories list: [sitekit_categories depth="5"]; by default depth is unlimited: [sitekit_categories depth="0"]; taxonomy – which taxonomy to show in the list: [sitekit_categories taxonomy="post_tag"]; by default categories are shown: [sitekit_categories taxonomy="category"]; child_of – term ID to retrieve child terms of: [sitekit_categories child_of="77"]; by default all categories are shown: [sitekit_categories child_of="0"]; exclude – comma/space-separated string of term IDs to exclude: [sitekit_categories exclude="77"]; by default all categories are shown: [sitekit_categories exclude=""]; exclude_tree – comma/space-separated string of term IDs to exclude, along with their descendants: [sitekit_categories exclude_tree="77"]; by default all categories are shown: [sitekit_categories exclude_tree=""]; [sitekit_categories] is based on wp_list_categories function. Parameters for [sitekit_bloginfo]: [sitekit_bloginfo show="name"] – sitekit_bloginfo params; [sitekit_bloginfo] is based on bloginfo function. Parameters for [sitekit_iframe]: src – source of the iframe: [sitekit_iframe src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/4qsGTXLnmKs"]; by default src=”http://www.youtube.com/embed/4qsGTXLnmKs”; width – width in pixels or in percents: [sitekit_iframe width="100%"] or [sitekit_iframe width="600"]; by default width=”100%”; height – height in pixels: [sitekit_iframe height="500"]; by default height=”500″; scrolling – with or without the scrollbar: [sitekit_iframe scrolling="no"]; by default scrolling=”yes”; frameborder – with or without the frame border: [sitekit_iframe frameborder="0"]; by default frameborder=”0″; marginheight – height of the margin: [sitekit_iframe marginheight="0"]; removed by default; marginwidth – width of the margin: [sitekit_iframe marginwidth="0"]; removed by default; allowtransparency – allows to set transparency of the iframe: [sitekit_iframe allowtransparency="true"]; removed by default; id – allows to add the id of the iframe: [sitekit_iframe id="custom_id"]; removed by default; class – allows to add the class of the iframe: [sitekit_iframe class="custom_class"]; by default class=”iframe-class”; style – allows to add the css styles of the iframe: [sitekit_iframe style="margin-left:-30px;"]; removed by default; any_other_param – allows to add new parameter of the iframe [sitekit_iframe any_other_param="any_value"]; any_other_empty_param – allows to add new empty parameter of the iframe (like “allowfullscreen” on youtube) [sitekit_iframe any_other_empty_param=""]; Parameters for [sitekit_menu]: The [sitekit_menu] shortcode allows you to display a custom menu. It supports all the parameters of the WordPress wp_nav_menu() function. menu – The menu that should be displayed. Accepts (matching in order) id, slug, name. Default: empty. Example: [sitekit_menu menu="main-menu"] container – Whether to wrap the ul, and what to wrap it with. Default ‘div’. Example without a container: [sitekit_menu menu="main-menu" container=""] container_class – The class that is applied to the container. Default ‘menu-{menu slug}-container’. Example: [sitekit_menu menu="main-menu" container_class="custom-container"] container_id – The ID that is applied to the container. Default empty. menu_class – CSS class to use for the ul element which forms the menu. Default ‘menu’. Example: [sitekit_menu menu="main-menu" menu_class="custom-menu"] menu_id – The ID that is applied to the ul element. Default empty. echo – Whether to echo the menu or return it. Default false. fallback_cb – If the menu doesn’t exist, a callback function will fire. Default ‘wp_page_menu’. before – Text before the link markup. Default empty. after – Text after the link markup. Default empty. link_before – Text before the link text. Default empty. link_after – Text after the link text. Default empty. items_wrap – How the list items should be wrapped. Default %3$s . depth – How many levels of the hierarchy are to be included. 0 means all. Default 0. Example: [sitekit_menu menu="primary-menu" depth="2"] walker – Custom walker object to use. Default empty.