If you're using HubSpot's default "Site Search Input" module you should see options to specify the type of content that should be included in the search results:
You can also clone and customise the module further if you wanted it to only search a particular blog (if you have multiple). I wrote a short article on how to do this here: Add parameters to your HubSpot site search input module
em ago 25, 20217:44 AM - editado pela última vez em ago 25, 20218:43 AM por sharonlicari
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Hi everyone, I know wordpress and i have built a site in it, but i have multiple pages on my site and i also need a sub navigation search, does the above codes will help me if i export them ?
em abr 16, 20218:44 AM - editado pela última vez em ago 25, 202111:06 AM por dennisedson
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Once I did the export it had the primary column as a gaggle of complicated URLs (that appears to be the string of numbers you noted), but then the column next to it has the everyday name of the weblog web page itself as you can read here. I did notice that I needed to expand the columns because it was very bunched together at the start. Column B turned into the only that had the real titles of the weblog pages.
If you're using HubSpot's default "Site Search Input" module you should see options to specify the type of content that should be included in the search results:
You can also clone and customise the module further if you wanted it to only search a particular blog (if you have multiple). I wrote a short article on how to do this here: Add parameters to your HubSpot site search input module
Thanks for your solution with default "Site Search Input" module. But I don't want to use it and want to create this search completely by custom code. So is there a way, I can search within hubspot blogs using custom code?