sablednah

Apologies for the delay – not received any email for this so only just seen it!

Anyways – on to your enquiry. You can disable the score completely in the new setting page. That should prevent it showing and being handed to the tweet/post.

If however you did want the score to display in the page title then it gets more complex.

The plugin does drop the score into the search results post object so something like this might work.

if (is_search() && in_the_loop()) {
    if (isset($post->ssrch_relevance_percent)){
        echo "<span class='score'>" . number_format(($post->ssrch_relevance_percent*100),0) ."%</span>";
    }
}

You could probably even ditch the outer loop/search check and rely on isset.

Trying to work with WordPress rather than override it, was one of my aims with this.

Glad it helped you 😉

Hey Li-An…

I just pushed out V 2.0 with both of the features you just mentioned: highlights, and focus on search terms.

Let me know what you think and if its worth 5 starts now 🙂

I don’t use an index, just some clever use of the “locate” SQL function in my own algorithm.

That way the database does the gruntwork of the sort – something its designed to do.

I let WordPress’s own search handle the WHERE part of the query, and inject an extra field, and then order by that field.

The algorithm was originally written for a commercial site I work on (not WP) and handles 20k page loads a day and searches through nearly 15k items. I figured if an SQL based solution could work for that – there’s no reason it couldn’t work on wordpress too.