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searchTermHighlighter()

Highlight search terms on search results pages.

JavaScript February 7, 2021

Usage

This function runs automatically, so it is not called manually. Is this incorrect?

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    Source File

    Located in /assets/js/modules/search.js on line 355.

    No Hooks

    This function does not have any filters or actions available. Request one?
    JavaScript
    nebula.searchTermHighlighter = async function(){
        window.requestAnimationFrame(function(){
            let searchTerm = nebula.get('s');
            if ( searchTerm ){
                let termPattern = new RegExp('(?![^<]+>)(' + nebula.preg_quote(searchTerm.replaceAll(/(\+|%22|%20)/g, ' ')) + ')', 'ig'); //Find the search term within the text
                jQuery('article .entry-title a, article .entry-summary').each(function(){
                    jQuery(this).html(function(i, html){
                        return html.replace(termPattern, '<mark class="searchresultword">$1</mark>'); //Wrap each found search term
                    });
                });
    
                nebula.emphasizeSearchTerms();
            }
        });
    };
    

    Override

    To override or disable this JavaScript function, simply redeclare it with the exact same function name. Remember: Some functionality is conditionally loaded via dynamic imports, so if your function is not overriding properly, try listening for a DOM event (described below).

    JavaScript

    For non-module import functions:

    nebula.searchTermHighlighter = function(){
        //Write your own code here, leave it blank, or return false.
    }


    For dynamically imported module function overrides:

    jQuery(window).on('load', function(){
        nebula.searchTermHighlighter = function(){
            //Write your own code here, leave it blank, or return false.
        }
    });


    Custom Nebula DOM events do also exist, so you could also try the following if the Window Load listener does not work:

    jQuery(document).on('nebula_module_loaded', function(module){
        //Note that the module variable is also available to know which module specifically was imported
        if ( typeof nebula.searchTermHighlighter === 'function' ){
            nebula.searchTermHighlighter = function(){
                //Write your own code here, leave it blank, or return false.
            }
    	}
    });