Tag: WordPress search

Post lists are WordPress generated pages that contain list of all posts and may either display whole posts or excerpts. These include search results, category pages, and if configured, the home page. Do you want to insert advertisement between two adjacent posts in the post list?

Insert Chitika and Adsense ad units in your WordPress-powered website without avoiding the policy that forbids putting ad units in non-content based pages.

The proper way of combining the codes discussed in two previous posts “Preventing certain posts from appearing in WordPress search results” and “Excluding static pages from WordPress search using functions.php”.

Use the functions.php to prevent certain posts from appearing in search results of WordPress’ built-in search function.

Prevent all WordPress static pages from appearing on search results by inserting a simple code in the functions.php. Well, the code is not really simple, but the process is.

There are various reasons why an owner of a WordPress-powered website would not want certain pages or posts to appear in WordPress’ built-in search engine results. Blog owners typically prefer the setup wherein only posts appear in the search results. At the very least, certain pages such as the “thank you” page, should not show-up in the search results. For whatever reasons you wouldn’t want certain pages or posts to appear in WordPress’ built-in search results, this article explains how you would be able to do it.