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Re^2: Adding googleon/googleoff to portions of the right sidebar?

by QM (Parson)
on Jul 30, 2015 at 15:19 UTC ( [id://1136883]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: Adding googleon/googleoff to portions of the right sidebar?
in thread Adding googleon/googleoff to portions of the right sidebar?

...the local search is far superior.
Agreed. But I often find myself searching the wider net, and getting hits on pages that should really match my search terms. So if a user is named tie, I don't really want PM pages to bubble up just because I searched for "perl tie-dye pattern creation", when those pages only mention tie the user. There are probably other text areas on various pages that don't need indexing either.

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Re^3: Adding googleon/googleoff to portions of the right sidebar?
by chacham (Prior) on Jul 30, 2015 at 16:43 UTC

    when those pages only mention tie the user

    Be aware, you can exclude a specific user's posts from search, too. So, in that case, had the page only shown because tie made a comment, it would be excluded from the local search.

    The OP's suggestion is not a bad one, helping Google better find results here would be even better. Just don't forget PM's own awesome Super Search.

      Be aware, you can exclude a specific user's posts from search, too.
      Yes, the local search options are in many ways more finely tuned. My point was, if I want to include the wider net in my search, I frequently have to do two searches.

      -QM
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