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I am new to configuring search engines, and pretty slow in general... so any help is much appreciated!
Let's say I have a basic HTML that looks like this in part:
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<body bgcolor="#ffffff">
<div class="RobLib">
<a name="elementId-3730793"></a><a name="pgfId-3730543"></a>
<div class="FrontClump"><a name="elementId-3740093"></a>
<p class="title-chapter">Really Exciting Title Name here</p>
<p class="explanation">
<a name="pgfId-3703021"></a>This document provides blah blah blah blah of the token blah.</p>
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Ok, now is there some way to have the search engine search for:
1) text "Exciting" in class "title-chapter"? (i.e. just look at paragraphs which have the class attribute = "title-chapter" and return results from there...)
2) text "title name" in div class=FrontClump (same idea but looking at a div class here, only want results from this class)
3) Tricky one. Can I tell the search engine to return data one level "higher" than a search if I want?
For example, can I tell the search engine: "if you are returning text from the class "title-chapter" after a search, return that text but also return data from the class one level higher" in this case, a match on "title-chapter" would return everything in the div=FrontClump since that is one level "higher" (nested one level higher).??
Let's say I have a basic HTML that looks like this in part:
++++++++++++++++++++++++
<body bgcolor="#ffffff">
<div class="RobLib">
<a name="elementId-3730793"></a><a name="pgfId-3730543"></a>
<div class="FrontClump"><a name="elementId-3740093"></a>
<p class="title-chapter">Really Exciting Title Name here</p>
<p class="explanation">
<a name="pgfId-3703021"></a>This document provides blah blah blah blah of the token blah.</p>
++++++++++++++++++++++++
Ok, now is there some way to have the search engine search for:
1) text "Exciting" in class "title-chapter"? (i.e. just look at paragraphs which have the class attribute = "title-chapter" and return results from there...)
2) text "title name" in div class=FrontClump (same idea but looking at a div class here, only want results from this class)
3) Tricky one. Can I tell the search engine to return data one level "higher" than a search if I want?
For example, can I tell the search engine: "if you are returning text from the class "title-chapter" after a search, return that text but also return data from the class one level higher" in this case, a match on "title-chapter" would return everything in the div=FrontClump since that is one level "higher" (nested one level higher).??
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