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Click on an advanced search feature to get help with.
Find web pages containing an exact phrase by placing your search query in quotation marks. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box.
Require that a stop word is searched for by putting a + directly before the word. Force all results to not contain a specific word by placing a - directly before the word. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box.
Search for web pages from only one domain name. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box.
Search for web pages from only one URL. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box.
This feature allows you to filter your search results based on where the words in your search query are found in each web page. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box. Place inurl: intitle: intext: inanchor: directly before one word to match that word in the section you specified. All the other words in your search query will be matched anywhere in the result. Place allinurl: allintitle: allintext: allinanchor: anywhere in your search query to match your search query in the section of the result that you specified. Note: if you use the search inside feature as well as the keyword density feature then FeedPlex will follow your instructions from the search inside feature and then match your keyword X number of times in the content of each result.
Use this feature to restrict your search to web pages that only contain more or less than X number of words where X is equal to the number of your choice. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box.
FeedPlex gives you the option to search web pages that relate to a specific category or topic. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box.
Use this feature to restrict your search to web pages that contain your search query at least X number of times where X is the number you select. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box. Note: if you use the search inside feature as well as the keyword density feature then FeedPlex will follow your instructions from the search inside feature and then match your keyword X number of times in the content of each result.
Use this feature to require that each word in your search query be X words apart where X is the number you select. Specifying 1 would be exactly the same as searching for a phrase. Specifying 2 would require that each page contain the words you searched for with one word inbetween each word. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box. Note: This feature will only work for words found in the title of the web page for the time being.
Use this feature to restrict your search to web pages of a specific type. For example, what if you only want to find the contact page of a specific business you know of. Just search for the business name and set the page type feature to "Contact Pages". You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box.
Use this feature to restrict your search to web pages that only have a specific file extension. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box. Note: This will result in you searching for more than just web feeds (XML, RSS and ATOM).
Use this feature to restrict your search to web pages that only have a specific domain extension. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box.
By default about three lines of text are provided as a description for each search result. You can choose to see anywhere between 1 and 5 lines of text instead. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box.
By default 10 results per page are displayed. You can choose to see anywhere between 5 and 50 results per page instead. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box.
By default one result per domain is displayed in the web search results. Turning domain clustering off will cause any number of results per domain to be displayed. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box.
By default FeedPlex filters out web pages that contain adult related words. If you search for an adult materiel then FeedPlex will turn the filter off automatically. Please keep in mind that the adult filter blocks out adult related web pages by matching english words. It will not work on content of a different language or a result that is secretive about it's adult nature. You can use this feature from the advanced page or directly from the search box.
After you are done finding the combination of settings that works best for your personal preferences, use this option to save them for future visits to FeedPlex.
FeedPlex automatically removes certain common words from your search query to help improve the quality of your results (unless the only word you search for is a stop word). If you would like to include the stop words in your search query put a plus sign directly in front of the word. Each word that has a - directly before it will not be removed because you are telling FeedPlex to not show any results that contain that specific word. |
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