It does not exist. I tried manually creating it, and this does not help.
Done, it did not help.
All settings are at defaults, screenshots below. The error message is only “Failed: 3874 is an invalid media ID.” 3874 is the video upload’s ID, the plugin is “Force Regenerate Thumbnails“. I also tried its option to be emailed errors, but did not receive an email.
If you’d like, I can build you a minimal repro website and give you an admin login.
Got it working. Thank you! As you said, the snippets in search results still aren’t there, but with the content indexed and visitors no longer seeing source code, this is much less of a problem. I’ll just keep an eye on the changelog.
(A note to any future readers, after adding the above code you need to rebuild the Relevanssi index.)
It’s the second issue. Sorry, I tried to say that but I guess “excerpt” here is ambiguous. It’s the field WooCommerce uses for short descriptions, which I believe is called the “excerpt” in WordPress core.
How would one go about expanding them manually? I tried adding add_filter('get_the_excerpt', 'do_shortcode'); to functions.php, but while this does render shortcodes on the search results page, the search results are still chosen based on the un-rendered source code. The rendering also isn’t correct, it appears to happen before whatever filter does things like turn a bulleted list into inline text.
I don’t think the issue is with the theme. It occurs in both Astra and the default Twenty Twenty-One theme, and if I fix what’s displayed using add_filter('get_the_excerpt', 'do_shortcode'); in functions.php, that doesn’t fix that search returns results based on the shortcode source code, not what it renders.
