Global Search

Find anything in WordPress instantly.

Keyboard-driven search across posts, pages, users, categories, and admin resources with command syntax and smart history.

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Global Search

Find anything in WordPress instantly.

6

command prefixes

5+

search types

1

keyboard shortcut

Responsive

search feedback

One search surface instead of a trail of admin menus.

Finding an item in WordPress normally starts with choosing the correct content screen, waiting for its table to load, and then searching within that one data type. Global Search removes that first decision by searching posts, pages, users, taxonomies, plugins, and admin destinations from a single keyboard-accessible interface.

Results retain enough context to distinguish similarly named records before opening them. Command prefixes narrow a search to a specific source when precision matters, while quick actions turn common destinations and creation tasks into searchable commands rather than another trip through the sidebar.

Search history supports the repetitive work common to publishing and support teams. Frequently revisited records remain close at hand, keyboard navigation keeps focus in the result list, and direct links open the relevant editing or management screen with fewer interruptions to the current task.

Command syntax for power users.

Filter results instantly with prefixes like post, user, category, and action shortcuts designed for fast admin navigation.

uiXpress interface

Command syntax for power users.

Capabilities

Core capabilities

Multi-type search

Search posts, pages, users, categories, and admin menu items from one interface.

Command syntax

Use prefixes to filter results instantly and navigate with fewer clicks.

Search history

Access recent and frequently used searches for faster repeat workflows.

Quick actions

Jump directly to common tasks like creating posts or opening settings.

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