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Fantastic, Thanks! That works!
Another question, still same keyword to make it easier:
– https://www.ooma.com/ Searching “Real Estate”
– https://www.ooma.com/business-internet/continuous-voice/ this page, and some other similar page shows up
– the problem with this is that the word “real estate” is somewhat hidden ( it is located in the marketo form that we have under Download brochure section) Click Download button – form pop up shows up – there is field for industry select dropdown, which ‘Real Estate’ keyword resides.
– So technically the search inside content works but it is less accurate since keyword only reside in the lead form, not in any other main content.
– Is there a way to get around this to increase relevance? Please advise.Thanks
Found the issue, I think the hidden field setting is the culprit _yoast_wpseo_meta-robots-noindex NOT EQUALS 1.
When I dropped this configuration the post shows up.I set this up on Frontend Search Settings > Custom Field > _yoast_wpseo_meta-robots-noindex (Post meta) NOT EQUALS 1
with the hope that all non indexed post/page will not show up on search.Is the search using some sort of inner join, that if the post does not have this meta will not get included (post that is indexed will not have this meta _yoast_wpseo_meta-robots-noindex=1). I am not sure why having this config restrict that real estate post to show up.
Please advise.
Ernest,
additional information:
– This error will still appear even if I do not put the search shortcode into the page. So, even the search element is not on the page as long as the plugin is active the error “Uncaught Error: only one instance of babel-polyfill is allowed.” will appear.Thank you,
RenoI have tried turning off the scrollbar and also Compatibility > CSS & JS Compatibility > Display the default search box on old browsers? (IE<=8).
The issue still persist.
Uncaught Error: only one instance of babel-polyfill is allowed.Please advise. Let us know if we could to tweak it from the plugin code.
