Category: Implementation
When implementing search on a website, the CludoJS can be used to enable/disable and customize certain features. These settings should be implemented in the CludoSettings script, where the options are defined as an object with multiple parameters. The table below describes each available option, what it does, and examples of . . . Read more
What is Search As You Type? Search As You Type is a feature that allows search results to appear as direct links alongside search suggestions while the visitor is entering their search term. When enabled, the search will present search results for every few keystrokes. This allows for faster visitor . . . Read more
What are Search Templates? Cludo offers two global templates that can easily be implemented onto the website. Currently, two global templates are supported: Note that the Legacy Inline template, which used to be accessed via MyCludo, has been deprecated in favor of the new and upgraded Rich Inline Template, which provides . . . Read more
The MyCludo interface is optimized for desktop use but is also responsive, meaning it will automatically adjust to fit various screen sizes, including mobile devices and tablets. Compatible MyCludo browsers Compatible Template browsers Cludo-provided templates are compatible across all device types—desktop, mobile, and tablet—on browsers with over 1% global usage. . . . Read more