🔍Search in Spot
Don't navigate page to page; just search!
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Don't navigate page to page; just search!
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At the heart of MeltingSpot's features is its search engine. Whether you're seeking topics, content, or specific members, this tool will be your guiding light. Here's how to make the most of it:
You'll see the search bar in the tab bar, right next to your direct messages access. Alternatively, simply hit cmd+K on your keyboard to invoke the search function. This bar is your gateway to uncovering everything and anything you're looking for on your Spot.
Specific information for different content types are indexed, ensuring accurate and relevant results. Here's what the search looks for in various content types:
Lives
Title + Description
Forums
Title + Description
Topics
Title + Description + Replies
Collections
Title + Description
Pages
Title + Page content
Links
Title + URL
Members
Name + Surname + Headline + Email address + Biography
Courses
Title + Description
Locate related content, assigned with the same tag, by typing the tag name in the search bar.
All content, including topics, pages, links, and members, assigned to that tag will be shown in the results.
When you initiate a search, results default to All, showing results from all existing content on the platform. However, the search engine is versatile, and you can filter results to match your needs. Here's how:
You have the option to filter search results by content type. Choose between Lives, Forums, Topics, Collections and Members to filter the result list.
All
All résults
Lives
Lives + Description
Courses
Courses + Description
Channels
Channels + Description
Forums
Forums + Topics + Replies in Topics
Collections
Collections + Pages + Links
Members
Spot Members
You can select more than one content type at a time.
If you ever need to revert to searching All, click on that filter, and your search filters will be reset.
Only accessible content is displayed in your search results. This means that members will only see content that they have permission to view, promoting privacy and tailored search experiences. For instance, members can't search other members based on their email 😉
The search engine goes a step further by allowing you to search directly within Forums or the Member directory page. This means you can narrow down your search to exactly where you want to look.
