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Overview

As part of our Hub Redesign efforts, we've removed many outdated attachments and pages to make the navigation and search experience smoother for our users. However, to get the most of the search experience on the Hub, we've outlined a few best practices. Please also view our Search Best Practices Training video.


Filtering

Filtering is helpful in narrowing search results to exactly the content you're looking for. The table below outlines the different filter functions available.

FilterDescription
ContributorNot in use. All pages on the Hub are published by an administrator - we do not utilize this filter.
In SpaceType the name of the Space you'd like to search within. Space names are the names of the User Guides and sections within the Hub, such as MRM User Guide, Releases etc.
Last ModifiedThese checkboxes allow you to select how far back you'd like to search.
Of TypeThis allows you to select the type of content you'd like to view. The Hub's search automatically searches across all content, but typically users are searching for content within our documentation. In this case, the filter of "Pages" should be used. This will help eliminate the attachments that frequently appear in searches.


Search Syntax

The Hub has a search syntax that can be utilized to narrow and refine search results. It's important to note that the search ignores common words (e.g. "the" or "an") even when utilizing the syntax below. The table below outlines the accepted syntax, as well as its function.

SyntaxDescription
General
Exact Phrase SearchEnclose the search terms within quotation marks to search for that exact phrase. For example, a search for "Agency Tab" will only return results where those two terms appear in succession.
OR SearchInclude the word OR (must be capitalized) between two terms to search for either one of the terms. For example, a search for Agency OR Advertiser would return results that contain either one of the terms.
AND SearchInclude the word AND (must be capitalized) between two terms to search for both terms. This differs from the Exact Phrase Search, as it searches for both terms anywhere on the page, not necessarily together as one phrase. For example, a search for Ad Unit AND API will return only results that contain both the terms Ad Unit and API.
NOT SearchInclude the word NOT (must be capitalized) between two terms to search for the first term and not the second term. For example, a search for Ad Unit NOT API will return only results for Ad Units that don't contain the term API.
Fuzzy SearchInclude a ~ at the end of your search to search for words spelled similarly. For example, a search for Advirtiser~ will also return results for Advertiser.
Wildcards
?Include a ? in place of a character to search for words that may contain different letters in its place. For example, a search for Si?e would return results for Size, Site etc.
*Include an * at the end of a base word to search for a multitude of suffixes for the term. For example, a search for Creat* will return results for Creative, Creating, Creation etc.


Searching Archived Materials

In an effort to clean up search results, we've moved older release notes to a Release Archive. By default, Release Notes that are older than a year old will no longer appear in global search results. The Release Notes will remain searchable by using the search bar located on the homepage of the archive.