This content cannot be displayed without JavaScript.Please enable JavaScript and reload the page.
it does not match the title
it was hard to understand
I didn't find the answer
recommendations from the article did not help
other
To search for content that contains the exact phrase "chalk and cheese":
"chalk and cheese"
To search for content that contains one of the terms, "chalk" OR "cheese":
"chalk OR cheese"
To search for content that contains both the terms "chalk" AND "cheese":
"chalk AND cheese"
To search for content that contains "chalk" but NOT "cheese":
"chalk NOT cheese"
Similar to the NOT search, to search for content that contains "chalk" and "butter" but NOT "cheese":
chalk butter -cheese
To search for content that MUST contain "chalk" but CAN contain either "cheese" or "butter" use the search:
(cheese OR butter) AND chalk
To search for content with "chalk" in its title, where title is the field keyword.
title:chalk
To search for "butter" or "batter" you can use the search:
b?tter
To search for "chicken" or "chickpea" you can use the search:
chick*
To search for "chick" or "chickpea":
c*c*
You can also combine search characters to get the exact word. For example the search term below will return "chick" yet not "chickpea":
c*c?
Use the labelText: prefix to search specifically for content that has a specific label.
labelText:chocolate
This search ensure that the two words specified must be within a certain number of words of each other to be included.
"octagon post"~1
will return "Octagon blog post".
This search looks for words spelled similarly. To search for octagon, if unsure about spelling:
octogan~
will correctly return "octagon".
You can also combine various search terms together:
o?tag* AND past~ AND ("blog" AND "post")