How to utilize "search words" in AllProWebTools

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Website: www.realnoni.com

How to utilize "search words" in AllProWebTools

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Hi!

We've received a number of complaints from customers who are trying to use our "search" function on our website and the results from a search as far from helpful and relevant to what they are searching. How do we control this? Where in the AllProWebTools console do we enter a list of words that a page should appear in for the built-in search function? A lady today made the point that for a well known brand like us that our website should be able to retrieve a basic search request with a list of relevant results for the customer....after performing a few searches myself I unfortunately totally agree...our search results are embarrassing.

For example if you type in "noni fruit leather" it brings some noni fruit leather content pages however it's all mixed in with the icyheat noni lotion pages, pages about albatross birds, it brings up sign up box pages for contests that are not even public any more etc.....

Second question is when you perform a search and then click on one of the results you cannot click back to go back to the list of search results if what you click on was not what you were expecting to see/find etc....it brings to to an error page with "ERR_CACHE_MISS"
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Re: How to utilize "search words" in AllProWebTools

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If the search functionality provided by AllProWebTools is not meeting your needs, you can install other 3rd party search boxes by editing your "Header" File. You can access your Header from the main menu by selecting "Settings" and then clicking on "Administrator". In the "Theme Editor" you will see "Header". Click on this and find the section that looks like this:
<div id="search"> <div class="inner"> <div class="button-search" id="noni-search"> <i class="fa fa-search"></i> <span>Search</span> </div> <input type="text" name="query" placeholder="" value=""> </div> </div> </form>


You can replace this code with another search box such as explained here: https://blog.expertrec.com/google-searc ... r-website/

There are many other search tools available, an internet search for "add google search bar to my website" should provide a substantial list of options.