You can set up search pages in sites created with LWR templates so your visitors can
search for CRM objects or CMS content published from enhanced CMS workspaces. Visitors can
also search for content within the Rich Content Editor and HTML Editor components, as well
as within page title metadata.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited,
and Developer Editions
Set up the search capability on LWR sites through LWR components. The Search Bar component
displays a field where visitors enter search terms. The Results Layout component
displays the search results. Search results can only be shown on a standard Search page,
so to use the Results Layout component, you must first create the search page. Visitors
can filter and sort the search results, making it easier to find what they need. You can
customize the No Results layout and the labels on your search page to complement your
company’s branding.
Set Up CMS Content Search in an LWR Site In enhanced LWR sites, visitors can search for CMS content published from enhanced CMS workspaces. Visitors can also search for content within the Rich Content Editor and HTML Editor components, as well as within page title metadata. Use the Search Bar and Results Layout components to add the search functionality to your enhanced LWR site.
Set Up CRM Object Search in LWR Sites Set up a CRM search page so your site visitors can search for CRM records, such as cases, accounts, leads, opportunities, and knowledge articles, in LWR sites. Visitors can filter and sort the search results, making it easier to find what they need. You can create and save search configurations to display only the information you need and apply that configuration to multiple sites. You can customize the labels, buttons, background and images of the No Results panel, object navigation panel, and filter panel to compliment your company’s brand.
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