Searching inside the help
This manual uses the Antora Lunr Extension, hereinafter LUNR, for search.
Simple search terms (e.g. condition)
First, an attempt is made at finding exact matches with the search term entered.
If the query does not return any results, a "starts with" search is run (e.g. condition*).
If this query does not return any results either, a "contains" search is run (e.g. *condition*).
If no results are found, the following is displayed as the search result:
No results found for query "..."LUNR applies stemming to terms so that is may also find matches for different forms of the search term that have the same meaning (i.e. root words).
Multiple search terms
LUNR supports searching for multiple terms. However, the default behavior may not match your experience with other search engines. By default, multiple search terms are combined with an OR operator (i.e. both terms). Look at the following query:
condition extended
If a document matches at least one of the search terms, the document will be displayed in the results. Documents that contain both terms receive a higher score and are therefore displayed first.
If you want to search for documents in which all the terms entered appear (i.e. the presence of terms is required), you must add a modifier to the terms. To indicate that a term must exist in a matching document, precede the term with a ‘+’ (e.g. +condition). For example, in order to find a document that contains both “condition” and “extended”, use the following query:
+condition +extended
Only search in titles
If you only want to search for a term in page titles and section headings, place 'title:' before the term. For example:
title:condition
When searching for titles, only the titles will be displayed in the results. You will not see any text excerpts from other areas of the page.
You can search for titles that contain all the specified terms by combining the 'title:' prefix with the '+' modifier. For example:
+title:condition +title:extended