feat: ✨ Add shortcode site-search to display Google search results
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Herm71
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@Herm71 I worked out a regex that should properly switch to ucsc.edu search when the site is in development or local |
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This shortcode is built to be a zero-configuration way of adding Google site search to our WordPress theme.
The short code
site-searchis replaced with the script tag and properly configured DOM element for displaying search results from Google. It changes Google's expected URL query parameter from q to s, which is the WordPress default.This shortcode, dropped into the search page template, will instantly replace WordPress search results with Google site search results.