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The problem is that the Google CSE API returns max 8 results per page.

Let’s say that you want to exclude categories and tags. Google returns the first page with 8 results. Four (4) of them are categories or tags. This will result in only four (4) results to be shown to the end user in that search result list/page.

Fetching more results from Google to “fill up” the search result list will be really slow due to more external calls to the API and matching each results to your conditions.

This should instead be done at Google’s end, using PageMaps. Using custom tags for each page type on your site.

Oh, you want it as a admin setting, not as a “advanced search” setting facing the end user?

For me to track down this bug, please provide the following details:

1. WordPress version
2. Plugin version
3. A list of the plugin v. versions that you currently have active.

On what row in which file?

That method (display_search_box) is not part of this plugin. Check any other plugin that may cause the error.

Hi & thank’s for your post,

The plugin uses Googles relevance sorting as default. But the CSE API acctually supports sorting by attribute.

How would you like to enable sorting for your users/visitors? Ex. a drop-down or a different button?

Sure I can add an attribute to the query for specifying a different sorting. Please provide any generic examples or situations where your users would like that feature.

I have created an issue at GitHub regarding this feature request.

I’m happy to hear that! That was my intention 🙂

Your knock is with Google, not the plugin itself 😉

The plugin will fallback to the regular WordPress search (or any other plugin) if the quota is exceeded. No worries.

You need to echo that variable out (if available).

<img src="<?php echo $post->cse_img; ?>" />