What exactly this means? Is the content printed out to the page with the [gravityform] shortcode? Relevanssi blocks that because indexing it causes lots of problems.
If that’s the case, probably the easiest approach is to copy key parts of the custom HTML text to a custom field that Relevanssi indexes. That way you can easily have Relevanssi index that content without any of the problems related to indexing the Gravity Forms shortcodes.
Thread Starter
Mo
(@nadhonar)
Thank you for your response. What I mean is that I would like the site’s search engine to also search the content within these forms, in addition to pages, WooCommerce pages, and other content.
Regards
Well, my answer applies: if the content is inside the [gravityform] shortcode, Relevanssi can’t see it, so you need to take some steps to make it visible to Relevanssi. Using a custom field is a nice move, or you can move the content outside the shortcode in some other way. If it’s inside the shortcode, it doesn’t exist to Relevanssi.
Thread Starter
Mo
(@nadhonar)
Thank you very much for your precise response. I use the Gravity Forms Product Add-ons for WooCommerce plugin, which turns the form into a WooCommerce product, and I think this works similarly to the [gravityform] shortcode, which the search engine cannot crawl. According to your suggestion, I should place a copy of it in a more accessible space. Thank you!
