Help users find content quicker by recommending pages to them when they search for specific keywords. Promoted search results appear as “Recommended” at the top of the search results.
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Promote a search result
Head to the Refined Administration.
Click Sites in the left-hand menu.
Select a site.
Click the Search Settingssettings tab.
Scroll down to Promoted Search Resultssearch results.
Click the + Create New button.
Set up the promoted search result.
Setting | Description | Link|
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Name | The promoted result’s name in the search dialog. | |
URL | Add https:// before a URL. You can also use relative links to direct users to pages on the site, for example /space/(spacekey) or /project/(projectkey). | |
Name | The Icon | Shown next to the promoted result’s name in the search dialog. |
Icon | Shown next to the promoted result’s name in the search dialog. | |
LocationsScope | The result is always visible when searching via the search field in the site header or on the home page. To show the result in all other searches too, add the site name as a locationscope. To show the result only in searches on specific areas of locations on the site, add them as locations. Info | the scope. |
Keyword | The search dialog shows the promoted result when a user searches for uses any of these key search terms. Simply type and hit enter to add keywords. | |
Open in new tab | Open the page in a new tab instead of the current tab. | |
Promote Fallback result: promote when no results are found | Show this result whenever the search dialog doesn’t find any results, regardless of the keywordswhen users search for a keyword that doesn’t give any results. |
Edit or delete a promoted search result
Click a result’s Cogwheel.
Click Edit or Delete.
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See statistics
In the overview of promoted search results you can see how often each link is clicked. Hover the number to see when the result was clicked last. This helps you identify what your users are looking for, so you can delete the promoted search results that no longer serve their purpose.
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