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4.18.2

• New feature: Relevanssi now has a debug mode that will help troubleshooting and support.
• Minor fix: Using the_permalink() caused problems with search result links. That is now fixed. Relevanssi no longer hooks onto the_permalink hook and instead uses post_link and other similar hooks.

4.18.1

• New feature: New filter hook relevanssi_add_highlight_and_tracking can be used to force Relevanssi to add the highlight and tracking parameters to permalinks.
• Changed behaviour: The ’relevanssi_wpml_filter’ filter function now runs on priority 9 instead of 10 to avoid problems with custom filters on relevanssi_hits_filter.
• Minor fix: Handle cases of missing posts better; relevanssi_get_post() now returns a WP_Error if no post is found.
• Minor fix: Search queries that contain apostrophes and quotes can now be deleted from the log.
• Minor fix: Avoid a slow query on the searching tab when the throttle is not enabled.

4.18.0

• New feature: Relevanssi now shows the MySQL max_allowed_packet size on the debug tab.
• New feature: Relevanssi now shows the indexing query on the debug tab.
• New feature: ACF field settings now include a ’Exclude from Relevanssi index’ setting. You can use that to exclude ACF fields from the Relevanssi index.
• Minor fix: Relevanssi was adding extra quotes around search terms in the highlight parameter.
• Minor fix: Yet another update to data attributes in highlighting. Thanks to Faeddur.
• Minor fix: Taxonomy query handling was improved. This should help in particular Polylang users who’ve had problems with Relevanssi ignoring Polylang language restrictions.

4.17.1

• Minor fix: WooCommerce layered navigation compatibility caused enough problems that I’ve disabled it by default. You can enable it with add_filter( 'woocommerce_get_filtered_term_product_counts_query', 'relevanssi_filtered_term_product_counts_query' );.
• Minor fix: Data attribute handling for in-document highlighting is now better.

4.17.0

• New feature: You can now look at how the posts appear in the database from the Debugging tab.
• New feature: Relevanssi now works with WooCommerce layered navigation filters. The filter post counts should now match the Relevanssi search results.
• New feature: New function relevanssi_count_term_occurrances() can be used to display how many times search terms appear in the database.
• Changed behaviour: Relevanssi post update trigger is now on wp_after_insert_post instead of wp_insert_post. This makes the indexing more reliable and better compatible with other plugins.
• Changed behaviour: Previously, throttling searches has been impossible when results are sorted by date. Now if you set Relevanssi to sort by post date from the searching settings, you can enable the throttle and the throttling will make sure to keep the most recent posts. This does not work if you set the orderby to post_date elsewhere.
• Minor fix: Prevents Relevanssi from interfering in fringe cases (including The Event Calendar event search).
• Minor fix: Relevanssi added the highlight parameter to home page URLs, even though it shouldn’t.
• Minor fix: Indexing nav_menu_item posts is stopped earlier in the process to avoid problems with big menus.
• Minor fix: If the sentence query variable is used to enable phrase searching, Relevanssi now adds quotes to the highlight parameter.
• Minor fix: Add support for JetSmartFilters.
• Minor fix: Add support for WooCommerce products attribute lookup table filtering.
• Minor fix: Improve excerpts to avoid breaking HTML tags when tags are allowed.
• Minor fix: Fix broken tag and category weight settings.
• Minor fix: Improve Polylang language detection.
• Minor fix: Relevanssi now hyphenates long search terms in the User searches page. This prevents long search terms from messing up the display.
• Minor fix: Improve WPFD file content indexing support. Relevanssi indexing now happens after the WPFD indexing is done.
• Minor fix: Add support for TablePress table_filter shortcodes.
• Minor fix: Stopped some problems with Did you mean suggestions suggesting the same word if a hyphen was included.
• Minor fix: Paging didn’t work in admin searches for hierarchical post types (like pages).
• Minor fix: In-document highlighting could break certain elements thanks to Relevanssi messing up data attributes.
• Minor fix: Relevanssi now recursively runs relevanssi_block_to_render and the CSS relevanssi_noindex filtering for inner blocks.

4.16.0

• New feature: Oxygen compatibility has been upgraded to support JSON data from Oxygen 4. This is still in early stages, so feedback from Oxygen users is welcome.
• New feature: New filter hook relevanssi_oxygen_element is used to filter Oxygen JSON elements. The earlier relevanssi_oxygen_section_filters and relevanssi_oxygen_section_content filters are no longer used with Oxygen 4; this hook is the only way to filter Oxygen elements.
• Changed behaviour: Relevanssi now applies remove_accents() to all strings. This is because default database collations do not care for accents and having accents may cause missing information in indexing. If you use a database collation that doesn’t ignore accents, make sure you disable this filter.
• Minor fix: Relevanssi used the_category filter with too few parameters. The missing parameters have been added.
• Minor fix: Stops drafts and pending posts from showing up in Relevanssi Live Ajax Searches.
• Minor fix: Phrases weren’t used in some cases where a multiple-word phrase looked like a single-word phrase.
• Minor fix: Prevents fatal errors from relevanssi_strip_all_tags().