ICON SL – Smart AI Search vs Sort SearchResult By Title

ICON SL – Smart AI Search adds an advanced semantic search experience to WordPress websites. Without an API key, searches fall back to the default local WordPress search behavior. To use Smart AI Search as intended, connect your ICON SL API key so the plugin can index public site content and return AI-powered semantic results. Clean admin page focused on search behavior, usage, and maintenance tasks. Shortcode [iconslsas_search] to show the Smart AI Search interface on any page. Optional integration to use the Smart AI Search page as the default WordPress search experience. Connect an API key to enable semantic indexing and AI-powered search results. Local/classic WordPress search remains available as the fallback when the API key is not configured or semantic search is unavailable. Semantic indexing keeps AI results in sync with your published content after the service is connected. External Services This plugin connects to ICON SL services to provide account management, setup, usage information, indexing, and AI-powered semantic search results. Without this connection, the plugin falls back to local WordPress search. Service provider: ICON SL, https://iconsl.com/ When connected, the service indexes only public, published, searchable site content and processes search queries so semantic results can be shown to visitors. Without an API key, searches are handled locally by WordPress and the external service is not used for visitor search queries. Data sent to this service: Search queries — When semantic search is enabled with an API key, visitor search text is sent to retrieve relevant results. Results are filtered again in WordPress before display so only currently public/searchable posts can be returned. Connection details — The saved account connection and site identity are used to authenticate the site with the service. Public content data — Public post titles, content, URLs, modification dates, and related indexing information may be sent to build or refresh the semantic search index. Private, draft, pending, future, trashed, auto-draft, password-protected, and non-public/non-searchable post types are excluded. PDF attachment data — PDF files are uploaded only when the attachment is public/searchable or attached to public searchable content. Private/protected media, uploads attached to private/draft/password-protected content, and local server file paths are not sent. Index cleanup data — When indexed content is deleted or is no longer public/searchable, the plugin asks the service to remove stale semantic index records. Usage/account data — When an administrator loads usage information or updates settings, the plugin may send the saved connection, site identity, and relevant non-secret search configuration values. This plugin does not send database credentials, admin-only settings, private metadata, account keys in frontend JavaScript, or personal data about site visitors to the external service. When semantic search is enabled, only the search query text is transmitted for each visitor search. Smart AI Search website and dashboard The admin screen links to the Smart AI Search website so administrators can connect the service and manage their plan. These links are opened only when an administrator clicks them. WordPress sends the normal browser request data for a clicked external link, such as IP address, browser user agent, and referring page, according to the external site’s own policies. Service Terms and Privacy: Terms of Service: https://smart-ai-search.iconsl.com/en/terms Privacy Policy: https://smart-ai-search.iconsl.com/en/privacy

One of the common problems in commercial sites powered by WordPress is the desire to sort search results by post title. For example, if you are selling songs online and using WordPress, you may need to sort songs from the best to the lowest ratings in the search results. The objective is that any visitor will end up listening the best songs first and will increase the chances of buying the music. Using PHP, average song ratings of the song post can be incorporated in the title for more user-friendly approach (potential music buyers) will know the song ratings. Using “WordPress Sort Searchresult by Title”, when someone do a search using wordpress search box, all those songs can be alphabetically listen in descending order (highest to lowest). Other applications include a dating site using wordpress. Say someone would need to search names, it is appropriate to give results alphabetically listed so that the search names can be located faster. Currently the existing WordPress search result algorithm will only sort post by date. This is only useful for blogging, complex applications of WordPress sometimes need search results to be sorted by post title. There are numerous applications that this plugin can be used including a online bookstore powered by WordPress. And this can be easily done bysorting of WordPress Search Result by Title plugin (to sort the book titles or by book review ratings). For inquiries, support and technical clarifications about this plugin, please visit the PHP developer website.