Changelog (registro delle modifiche)

4.13.2

• New feature: Adds support for Avada Live Search.
• New feature: Adds support for Fibo Search.
• Minor fix: Elementor library searches are not broken anymore when Relevanssi is enabled in admin.
• Minor fix: Relevanssi now understands array-style post_type[] parameters.
• Minor fix: Relevanssi now automatically considers the Turkish ‘ı’ the same as ‘i’.

4.13.1

• New feature: Adds compatibility for WP-Members plugin, preventing blocked posts from showing up in the search results.
• New feature: New function relevanssi_get_attachment_suffix() can be used to return the attachment file suffix based on a post object or a post ID.
• Minor fix: Improves the Oxygen compatibility. Now also the [oxygen] shortcode tags are removed.

4.13.0

• New feature: New filter hook relevanssi_phrase filters each phrase before it’s used in the MySQL query.
• New feature: Relevanssi can now add Google-style missing term lists to the search results. You can either use the %missing% tag in the search results breakdown settings, or you can create your own code: the missing terms are also in $post->missing_terms. Relevanssi Premium will also add “Must have” links when there’s just one missing term.
• New feature: New filter hook relevanssi_missing_terms_tag controls which tag is used to wrap the missing terms.
• New feature: New filter hook relevanssi_missing_terms_template can be used to filter the template used to display the missing terms.
• New feature: New function relevanssi_get_post_meta_for_all_posts() can be used to fetch particular meta field for a number of posts with just one query.
• New feature: New filter hook relevanssi_post_author lets you filter the post author display_name before it is indexed.
• Changed behaviour: relevanssi_strip_tags() used to add spaces between HTML tags before stripping them. It no longer does that, but instead adds a space after specific list of tags (p, br, h1-h6, div, blockquote, hr, li, img) to avoid words being stuck to each other in excerpts.
• Changed behaviour: Relevanssi now indexes the contents of Oxygen Builder PHP & HTML code blocks.
• Changed behaviour: Relevanssi now handles synonyms inside phrases differently. If the new filter hook relevanssi_phrase_synonyms returns true (default value), synonyms create a new phrase (with synonym ‘dog=hound’, phrase "dog biscuits" becomes "dog biscuits" "hound biscuits"). If the value is false, synonyms inside phrases are ignored.
• Minor fix: Warnings when creating excerpts with search terms that contain a slash were removed.
• Minor fix: Better Ninja Tables compatibility to avoid problems with lightbox images.
• Minor fix: Relevanssi did not work well in the Media Library grid view. Relevanssi is now blocked there. If you need Relevanssi in Media Library searches, use the list view.
• Minor fix: Relevanssi excerpt creation didn’t work correctly when numerical search terms were used.

4.12.5

• Changed behaviour: relevanssi_excerpt_custom_field_content now gets the post ID and list of custom field names as a parameter.
• Minor fix: Makes sure Relevanssi options are not wiped when the free version is deleted while Premium is active.
• Minor fix: Adds a trailing slash to the blog URL in Did you mean links.

4.12.4

• New feature: New action hooks relevanssi_pre_the_content and relevanssi_post_the_content fire before and after Relevanssi applies the_content filter to the post excerpts. Some Relevanssi default behaviour has been moved to these hooks so it can be modified.
• Changed behaviour: The relevanssi_do_not_index gets the post object as a third parameter.
• Minor fix: Remove errors from relevanssi_strip_all_tags() getting a null parameter.

4.12.3

• Major fix: Post type weights did not work; improving the caching had broken them.
• Minor fix: Relevanssi works better with soft hyphens now, removing them in indexing and excerpt-building.
• Minor fix: Stops indexing error messages in WPML.

4.12.2

• Major fix: Stops more problems with ACF custom field indexing.
• Major fix: Fixes a bug in search result caching that caused Relevanssi to make lots of unnecessary database queries.

4.12.1

• Major fix: Stops TypeError crashes from null custom field indexing.

4.12.0

• New feature: New filter hook relevanssi_phrase_queries can be used to add phrase matching queries to support more content types.
• New feature: New filter hook relevanssi_excerpt_gap lets you adjust the first line of excerpt optimization.
• Changed behaviour: The relevanssi_admin_search_element filter hook now gets the post object as the second parameter, rendering the filter hook more useful.
• Changed behaviour: Relevanssi now automatically optimizes excerpt creation in long posts. You can still use relevanssi_optimize_excerpts for further optimization, but it’s probably not necessary.
• Changed behaviour: The relevanssi_tag_before_tokenize filter hook parameters were changed in order to be actually useful and to match what the filter hook is supposed to do.
• Minor fix: In some cases Relevanssi wouldn’t highlight the last word of the title. This is more reliable now.
• Minor fix: Relevanssi will now add the highlight parameter only to search results, and not to other links on the search results page.
• Minor fix: Improved fringe cases in nested taxonomy queries.
• Minor fix: Taxonomy terms in WPML were not indexed correctly. Instead of the post language, the current language was used, so if your admin dashboard is in English, German posts would get English translations of the terms, not German. This is now fixed.
• Minor fix: Excerpt creation is now faster when multiple excerpts are not used.
• Minor fix: The SEO plugin noindex setting did not actually work. That has been fixed now.

4.11.1

• Major fix: The type hinting introduced for some functions turned out to be too strict, causing fatal errors. The type hinting has been relaxed (using nullable types would help, but that’s a PHP 7.4 feature, and we don’t want that).

4.11.0

• New feature: New filter hook relevanssi_rendered_block filters Gutenberg block content after the block has been rendered with render_block().
• New feature: New filter hook relevanssi_log_query can be used to filter the search query before it’s logged. This can be used to log instead the query that includes synonyms (available as a parameter to the filter hook).
• New feature: New filter hook relevanssi_add_all_results can be used to make Relevanssi add a list of all result IDs found to $query->relevanssi_all_results. Just make this hook return true.
• New feature: New filter hook relevanssi_acceptable_hooks can be used to adjust where in WP admin the Relevanssi admin javascripts are enqueued.
• New feature: Support for All-in-One SEO. Posts marked as ‘Robots No Index’ are not indexed by Relevanssi.
• New feature: New setting in advanced indexing settings to control whether Relevanssi respects the SEO plugin ‘noindex’ setting or not.
• Changed behaviour: Type hinting has been added to Relevanssi functions, which may cause errors if the filter functions are sloppy with data types.
• Changed behaviour: relevanssi_the_title() now supports the same parameters as the_title(), so you can just replace the_title() with it and keep everything else the same. The old behaviour is still supported.
• Changed behaviour: Relevanssi no longer logs queries with the added synonyms. You can use the relevanssi_log_query filter hook to return to the previous behaviour of logging the synonyms too. Thanks to Jan Willem Oostendorp.
• Changed behaviour: When using ACF and custom fields indexing set to ‘all’, Relevanssi will no longer index the meta fields (where the content begins with field_).
• Minor fix: The Oxygen compatibility made it impossible to index other custom fields than the Oxygen ct_builder_shortcodes. This has been improved now.
• Minor fix: Old legacy scripts that caused Javascript warnings on admin pages have been removed.
• Minor fix: In some cases, having less than or greater than symbols in PDF content would block that PDF content from being indexed.

4.10.2

• New feature: You can force Relevanssi to be active by setting the query variable relevanssi to true. Thanks to Jan Willem Oostendorp.
• Changed behaviour: Relevanssi has been moved from the_posts filter to posts_pre_query. This change doesn’t do much, but increases performance slightly as WordPress needs to do less useless work, as now the default query is no longer run. Thanks to Jan Willem Oostendorp.
• Minor fix: Highlighting didn’t work properly when highlighting something immediately following a HTML tag.
• Minor fix: You can no longer set the value of minimum word length to less than 1 or higher than 9 from the settings page.
• Minor fix: Importing options broke synonym and stopword settings.
• Minor fix: Improves the Rank Math SEO compatibility to avoid errors in plugin activation.
• Minor fix: WPML search results that included non-post results caused fatal errors and crashes. This fixes the crashing and makes non-post results work better in both WPML and Polylang.

4.10.1

• Major fix: The multilingual stopwords and synonyms were used based on the global language. Now when indexing posts, the post language is used instead of the global language.

4.10.0

• New feature: Relevanssi now supports multilingual synonyms and stopwords. Relevanssi now has a different set of synonyms and stopwords for each language. This feature is compatible with WPML and Polylang.
• New feature: SEO by Rank Math compatibility is added: posts marked as ‘noindex’ with Rank Math are not indexed by Relevanssi.
• Minor fix: With keyword matching set to ‘whole words’ and the ‘expand highlights’ disabled, words that ended with an ‘s’ weren’t highlighted correctly.
• Minor fix: The ‘Post exclusion’ setting didn’t work correctly. It has been fixed.
• Minor fix: It’s now impossible to set negative weights in searching settings. They did not work as expected anyway.
• Minor fix: Relevanssi had an unnecessary index on the doc column in the wp_relevanssi database table. It is now removed to save space. Thanks to Matthew Wang.
• Minor fix: Improved Oxygen Builder support makes sure ct_builder_shortcodes custom field is always indexed.