How Do I Add a Filter to WordPress Search?

Adding a WordPress filter to your search is extremely easy. To begin, log in to your WordPress site and go to the “Settings” menu.

Under “Search,” you’ll find the “Add a search term” box. Enter the term you want to filter your search results for, and then click the “Create filter” button.

To add a filter, you first need to identify the filter’s name. This name will be displayed in the results of your search.

The name you enter in the “Filter” field will be used to filter the search results.

Next, you need to identify the filter’s function. The “Function” field will identify the action your filter will take.

The available options are “Replace,” “Ignore,” and “Match.”.

The “Replace” option will replace the term you entered in the “Filter” field with the term you identified in the “Replace” field. The “Ignore” option will not change the term you entered in the “Filter” field, but it will still affect the search results.

The “Match” option will only affect the term you identified in the “Match” field.

The “Type” field will identify the type of data your filter will use. The available options are “Text,” “URL,” and “Post ID.”

The “Text” option will use the text you entered in the “Filter” field as the term to filter the search results. The “URL” option will use the URL you entered in the “Filter” field as the term to filter the search results.

The “Post ID” option will use the post ID you entered in the “Filter” field as the term to filter the search results.

Finally, you need to identify the filter’s action. The “Action” field will identify the action your filter will take.

The available options are “Display,” “Update,” and “Delete.

The “Display” option will display the results of your search. The “Update” option will update the results of your search.

The “Delete” option will delete the results of your search.

Once you’ve completed these steps, you can add the filter to your search by entering the name of the filter in the “Filter” field, the function in the “Function” field, the type of data in the “Type” field, and the action in the “Action” field.