Results heading
The large centred line above the tabs — the page's own title, not a count of results.
Search results (Page)
What makes it this section
This is what makes a Page entry the search results page. The page is routed by the application, so it needs no Slug — a slug typed here is ignored while looking authoritative.
What a visitor sees
- 1
Title
What each field controls
The Field column is the label as it appears in Contentful; under it, the field's id, for talking to a developer. The number matches the marker on the screenshots above.
| # | Field | What it controls | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Internal name internalNamerequired | Nothing on the page. | — | |
Kind kindrequired | Which page of the site this entry is. | Must be searchResults. Change it and this entry stops driving the page — and the page silently returns to the built-in copy in the code. Choose one of: generic homepage hotelDetail tripIdea searchResults quoteList quoteDetail bookingList bookingDetail | |
1 | Title title | The big centred heading above the tabs. | — |
Slug slug | Nothing on this page. | Leave blank. This route comes from the application; a slug here is ignored. | |
SEO seo | The page's title and description for search engines. | Worth knowing: this page is deliberately kept out of Google, because search results are duplicate content. SEO fields here have little to do. |
How to change it, step by step
Open the search results Page entry
Search Contentful for the Page entry whose Kind is "searchResults". There must be only one published — a second one makes which of them renders unpredictable.
Edit Title
Change the value listed in the table above. Contentful saves as you type, but saving is not publishing.
Publish the entry
Change status → Publish, top right. Until you do, the page keeps showing the previous published version — or, if this entry has never been published, the built-in copy written into the code.
Check the page
Open /search-results and run a search. Changes appear within about 30 seconds.