hello,
I’m trying to exclude tags’s name and categories’s name from the results of “pagefind”.
What I have to do ? Please
what did you try? what do you have already?
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I use pagefind normally :
npx -y pagefind --site public --serve
with this code : View paste 5AAA
And for example, when I search “linux”, I get taxonomies’s name and sections’s name.
But i don’t want this (category,tag,section)
I want only results from title and summary of posts
you will have to customize the layouts for these pages and add the data-pagefind-ignore to it. Check out the other options there. data-pagefind-body provides an opt-in for the index
sorry for maybe being unclear.
you will have to tell pagefind to skip unwanted text from indexing. That is done by generating additional data-pagefind attributes to the target html files by adjusting the template code.
withou that pagefind will index every pages body content.
sorry I get it, it’s ok now, thanks a lot
you can also restrict indexed pages using the CLI using --glob or in the config file.
pagefind --site public --glob 'posts/**/*.html' will only index pages from posts.
If your templates add a list of tags to the post pages, than you just have additionally add data-pagefind-ignore="all"to your single pages layout to the outermost html element containing your tag list.
plenty of possibilities to choose from depending on your personal site setup.
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The best way is to add data-pagefind-body to the h1 in single.html and in the <article> wrapper for the {{ .Content }}
<h1 data-pagefind-body>{{ .Title}}</h1>
<article data-pagefind-body>
{{ .Content }}
</article>
At least that works for me.
As I said:
Your’s will effectively ONLY index <h1> and <article> content.
- If you have other tags outside these won’t
- If you have a tag list inside the article it will be indexed.
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