Hard to find anything right now using the search toolbar as it doesn't differentiate between Aurora or Classic
Hard to find anything right now using the search toolbar as it doesn't differentiate between Aurora or Classic
Yes! A simple thing that would help (not in the search-typeahead use case, but in some other related use cases e.g. viewing content within the feed on the homepage, viewing the search results page) is prefixing ALL Aurora-related nodes with "Aurora" and all Classic-related nodes with "Classic".
Screenshot below of search results page - imagine how much easier it would be to click on the intended document the first time if the name of the node included "Aurora" / "Classic". FWIW, I *just* noticed that there's a label for "Aurora" on this search results page - but TBH I never look at labels because they are generally useless 🙂
StanGromer and CarolineS – Thank you so much for your feedback! I'm currently in the process of appending "Aurora" to the beginning of all Aurora article titles that do not already have it. I plan to have this finished by mid next week.
Here's an example of what it's looking like in search results with this change:
Does this adequately address the issue?
How about filtering by the Aurora Label?
 
Love this LauraV!
CyJervis for my use cases, I’m generally looking for Classic docs. Sure, I could narrow down to the classic area of the community - but easier not to! 🙂
Good news! I've finished adding "Aurora" to all Aurora article titles in Atlas a bit earlier than planned.
You may or may not need to clear your cache for this change to take effect on your end. While I was testing, it seems as though the titles automatically updated in the search results 15 or 20 minutes after the change.
Thank you again for your feedback and I hope that this makes your search endeavors much easier!
All Aurora articles now have "Aurora" in their titles to promote differentiation between Aurora and Classic Community articles.