# 19-Sep-2026 — site search reads every part of a page wherever content is placed [ref #203](https://github.com/nbarrett/ngx-ramblers/issues/203)

## [build 958](https://github.com/nbarrett/ngx-ramblers/actions/runs/35666683234) — [commit b7eddf5](https://github.com/nbarrett/ngx-ramblers/commit/b7eddf52053fe59c85e0e85c6a2181279b555141)

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## What's new

Site search now finds text wherever it sits on a page. Before, it only read ordinary text blocks, so a photo credit in a route's written directions or an album caption could not be found.

## At a glance

- Route guide titles, summaries and written directions are searchable
- Album titles, introductions and published photo captions are searchable, whichever folder the album is in
- Map captions, location descriptions and other text in any kind of row are searchable
- Text in a shared fragment is found on every page that includes it
- Search results only show text the visitor is allowed to see

## How it behaves

A page is left out of search only when it is marked as a template or is included elsewhere as a shared fragment, not because of where it sits in the site. Draft photos contributed to an album are not searched until they are published. Text takes the access level of the part of the page that contains it. The index rebuilds every 30 minutes, so new content appears in search within that time.

## How to try it out

Search for a photographer's name that only appears in a route's written directions or an album caption, and the page showing it is listed.