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Search webpart category is missing in SharePoint Online WebPart page (E3 Plan) I am trying to create Search Result, Search Box and Refiners webparts in Webpart page. I am added into Designer security group of the site as well.
In the Search section, under Allow items from this document library to appear in search results, select Yes to include all of the items in the list or library in search result or No to exclude all items from search results. As a site owner you can control whether the content of ASPX pages are included in search results.
As an admin, locate the site that’s missing results. Click the gear icon in the upper-right corner. Select Site Settings. Under Search, select Search and offline availability. Make sure that Allow this site to appear in search results? is set to Yes. After the setting is set to Yes, the site should be indexed during the next scheduled crawl.
How to query for sites / subsites in search results web part?
1 Answer 1. If you are looking for subsites, you could use contentclass:STS_Web. If you want to pull site collections, you could use contentclass:STS_Site. You’d also want to include Path:{Site.URL} to pull subsites from the current site.
Why is search not indexing search results / content search?
On the category pages, a search content webpart shows text from a list on the catalog site. This text we’d like to index via search so the specific category page pops up when the user searches for a word from this text. Due to the above reasons, this isn’t working either. I’m afraid your hypothesis:
How to control web parts in search results?
Navigate to the site for which you want to control the Web Parts in search results. Click Site Actions, and then click Site Settings. Under Site Administration, click Search and offline availability. In the Indexing ASPX Page Content section, under This site does not contain fine-grained permissions.
How does content on a site be searchable?
By default, most content contained in a site, list, library, Web Part page, or column will be crawled and added to the search index. What’s in the search index decides what content can appear in search results both in the classic and modern search experiences.