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Search page

When your visitors search your site, they get a real answer rather than a list of links.
A search (theme search icon, search widget) opens the chat page instead of the WordPress results, and the searched words are asked to the chat automatically.

Setting it up

In the WordPress admin, open DigiSeer → Search page.

  • No page chosen:
    • click Create the search page: a “Search” page containing [DigiSeer] is created, published and chosen at once;
    • if another published page already contains the chat, the plugin also suggests it (Use this page);
    • the home page and the posts page are never suggested: the search page is a dedicated page.
  • Choosing another page:
    • the list only shows published pages that contain the [DigiSeer] shortcode;
    • choose WordPress search (default) to go back to the usual results.
  • Chat language: Language 1 of the site or Language 2 of the site (the two languages of your site, see Languages).
    • The choice is offered before creating or using a page, then under the chosen page.
    • It is written in the shortcode of the page: [DigiSeer] for language 1, [DigiSeer lg="2"] for language 2.
  1. Save.
  2. Then try a search on your site: the chat page opens and answers.

No search page yet: create it

Search page created and chosen

DigiSeer → Search page setting in WordPress

If searches get no answer

Don't worry: a warning shows if the chosen page no longer contains the shortcode.
Put [DigiSeer] back in the page, or choose another one.

Want to show the chat elsewhere too? Add the chat to one of the site's pages.

Updated on 11 November 2026