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/documentation-search/v1/search-results-tag#content-available-variables

When using the documentation:results tag you will have access to all the values you've configured within the search index's fields array. If you have added all of Documentation Search's specific fields to your configuration, you will also have...

/documentation-search/v1/search-results-tag#content-rendering-grouped-search-results

For example, we could implement a simple Antlers template to show the primary search result as well as a "Other results from this page" list below each search result: 1 {{ documentation : results index = "docs" paginate = "5" as = "results"...

/documentation-search/v1/search-results-tag#content-search-tag-parameters

The documentation:results tag shares many parameters with Statamic's search:results tag. The following parameters can be used when working with the documentation:results search tag: Parameter Data Type Description index string The search index to...

/meerkat/advanced-filtering

Meerkat exposes an incredibly powerful filtering API to Statamic developers. This API allows developers to craft custom filters, organize multiple filters into a single group to simplify template code, and to also define custom variables that can...

/meerkat/advanced-filtering#content-custom-variable-input

As we saw in the Basic Filtering guide, we can supply input to our comment filters: When there are only a few values, this can be maintained easily within the template. However, with Meerkat comment filters, you can inject values into the filter....

/meerkat/advanced-filtering#content-defining-custom-filters

Custom filters can also be defined in the meerkat/filters.php file using the filter helper method. The following filter will only return comments that contain the phrase hello in their content: The custom filter can be used like any built-in...

/meerkat/advanced-reply-forms

This article assumes that you have read through the Reply Forms article and already have a custom reply form that you want to extend further with JavaScript. You can hook into Meerkat's reply-to functionality by modifying the MeerkatReply window...