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1. WendyWeb
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   I am working on an antique gallery website. In some cases where I have multiple works by an artist. So for example, I have a page with a work by Hans Erni, and I know there are more, I'd like to put a search term at the bottom of a "post" that says, for example: "Search for More Works By Hans Erni" - this would contain a link with code underlying it that would automatically search for the term "Hans Erni" - any suggestions on how to implement this.

   I know I'm thinking like a static html web page designer, which I've been for years, so any suggestions are appreciated. The basic aim is to make visitors aware that there is "related material" avaialble!

2. @mercime
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   It all depends on how you will organize your gallery website. You could place a link "More Works by Hans Emi" with a call for list of works via e.g. (using WP pretty permalinks)
   - tags: http://yoursite.com/tag/hans-emi or
   - category: http://yoursite.com/category/hans-emi
   - or just plain http://yoursite.com/hans-emi

3. WendyWeb
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   Thanks! I'm feeling really "Duh!" right now. I also tried just doing a simple search and copying the link generated on the page and that works as well. I've never had a site with an integrated search before... used picosearch in the past!

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