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Using Relevanssi with Genesis / Studio WordPress Theme Framework

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I recently needed a better search option than the native WordPress search function. I found Relevanssi (free and premium versions available). This plugin has many options and works great.

One roadblock I ran into was getting it to work properly with My Genesis StudioPress them. The search results were not displaying properly and the highlighting of found keywords was not working. Here is how I solved the problem

Instructions

1. Log into WordPress and go to  “Genesis” –> “Theme Settings”
2. Scroll down to “Content Archives”
3. Select “Display Post Excerpts”

If you have configured the Relevanssi plugin to highlight search terms found, this option and others should now start working properly. If you  have any questions, please post a comment below.

Genesis StudioPress settings for using Relevanssi highlighting in search

Genesis StudioPress settings for using Relevanssi highlighting in search

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Comments

  1. Johnny says

    December 19, 2016 at 10:15 am

    Thanks so much for this tip. Now if only there was a way we could keep the highlighting function without having to show excerpts. I like the general function of my site (home/category) pages to show in entry content. And then search results in excerpts but I doubt that’s possible?

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