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.
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.