JetSearch For Elementor

Visitors who cannot find content quickly tend to leave. JetSearch For Elementor addresses this with an AJAX-based search that returns matching items instantly while someone types. It can look through posts, pages, custom post types, taxonomies, metadata and custom fields, so the results match what the visitor is actually after. Results can also be filtered by categories, tags and more.

The plugin fits blogs, content-heavy sites and WooCommerce stores alike. Shoppers can search by SKU, attributes, availability, categories and tags. It corrects typos, suggests popular queries and offers personalized recommendations based on search history. You can build a custom results page template, pick how results are displayed, and review search statistics to see what people look for on your site.

Features

• Live AJAX search: Matching results appear in a dropdown as visitors type, so nobody waits for a page to reload before seeing relevant content.
• Works with three editors: JetSearch works with Elementor, the Gutenberg block editor and the Bricks builder, so you can add search using the editor your site already runs on.
• Search across content types: Queries can cover posts, pages, custom post types, WooCommerce products, taxonomies, metadata and custom fields, including data held in custom meta storage.
• Typo correction and suggestions: Fuzzy matching and auto-correction handle misspelled terms, while popular queries and personalized recommendations based on search history help visitors reach the right content.
• List, grid or masonry results: Show results in list, grid or masonry views, and adjust the AJAX dropdown layout so it matches the design of your site.
• WooCommerce product search: Shoppers can find products by SKU, attributes, availability, categories and tags, which suits stores with large or varied catalogs.
• Flexible result ordering: Sort matches by relevance, title, author, ID, creation or modification date, menu order or at random, depending on how you want content presented.
• Analytics and text highlighting: Search statistics show what visitors look for, and matching terms are highlighted in the dropdown so relevant results are easy to spot.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores with large product catalogs
• Content-rich blogs and sites with custom post types
• Elementor, Gutenberg or Bricks users adding live search