Customize search results
Customize the search results that are generated by Enterprise Search by configuring options such as sorting by date, relevancy, fuzziness, and more.
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Enterprise Search on multisite
An Elasticsearch (ES) index must be created for each network site that will be using Enterprise Search for search queries.
Troubleshoot a WordPress site launch
If a WordPress site launch did not complete as expected, and assistance is still needed after following the troubleshooting steps below, create a request with VIP Support. If needed, the Support team can assist with restoring a site to its most recent backup.
Complete a site launch
For WordPress site launches, the search-replace step in the VIP Dashboard launch flow will update the URL values in the database with the new domain, but public traffic cannot access the site until DNS records are updated to point to VIP.
Begin a network site launch
Launch a network site on a WordPress multisite environment—or update a network site’s domain—in the Network Sites panel in the VIP Dashboard.
Begin a single site launch
WordPress single sites can be launched from within the VIP Dashboard with the self-launch tool.
Launch a site
Customers can self-launch a WordPress or a Node.js site from within the VIP Dashboard. Though launch tools in the VIP Dashboard differ for a WordPress single site, a WordPress multisite, and a Node.js site, all launches require the same preparation steps.
Disable WordPress Core’s term cache priming
Versions of WordPress Core prior to 6.3 prime the term and/or meta caches after certain queries. This can result in performance issues and much longer than normal transaction times.
Offload a WP_Query to Enterprise Search
Enterprise Search automatically sends all standard front-end search queries to Elasticsearch. Non-standard queries can also be offloaded to Elasticsearch by adding custom code that modifies the behavior of WP_Query.
Optimize core queries at scale
Performance issues can be caused by core WordPress queries that perform well when a site has a small amount of data, but as the volume of site content increases the queries require a longer amount of time to execute.