It can predict search intent and display personalized search results.
You can create a source in the form of a search result on a multilingual site that has information about the different languages of a single piece of content. We will introduce this procedure in two parts.
By identifying what is causing errors when crawling the site's data, it is possible to identify what is wrong with the site when it fails. In this article, we will show you how to do this.
Let's say you want to specify the type of content on your website. For example, a blog could be set to "blog" and product information could be set to "products. In this article, we will introduce the procedure for processing this part with JavaScript.
However, some sites may not allow you to view Sitemap.xml without any authorization. In this article, we will check how to work around this problem.
We have used some HTML blocks as widgets in the Starter Kit, and this time we will edit this item and check its operation.
We have already imported the Haramizu.com Meta data and added items that are readily available in the Starter Kit. This time, we will review the crawler settings to make the data look nicer.
We will launch the Sitecore Search Starter Kit locally and then deploy it in Vercel to build an actual working environment.
In the last issue, we completed setting up Domain Settings in order to run the Starter Kit. This time, we will proceed with the Widget settings.
In the previous section, we added the necessary items for Attributes in Domain Settings. This time, we will proceed with Feature Configuration, which defines the behavior of these attributes.
The Starter Kit uses several attributes (Attribute) that are not included in the standard kit, so necessary items are added in Domain Settings.
To apply settings configured in the Sitecore Search admin screen to your website, the Sitecore Search Starter Kit offers a sample solution. This kit demonstrates how to practically implement these configurations for effective website search functionality.
We have actually checked up to the information contained in Sitecore Search, but this time we will review the resources for developers.