The users can quickly identify useful results
without opening each search result in ways such as the following:
In addition to the default manner in which search results are differentiated, site collection administrators and site owners can create and use result types to customize how results are displayed for important documents. A result type is a rule that identifies a type of result and a way to display it.
Site collection administrators and site owners can use display templates to customize the appearance of search results by using an HTML editor, and they can customize the behaviour of search results by using JavaScript. They can specify display templates that determine how result types appear.
- Users can rest the pointer over a search result to preview the document content in the hover panel to the right of the result.
- Users can quickly distinguish search results based on their type. For example, Microsoft Office documents display the application icon in front of the title of the search result. Newsfeed conversation results display the number of replies and the number of likes to the right. Site results list the top links that users often click on the site. People in results show the picture and the Lync availability status to the left.
- By default, certain types of related results are displayed in groups called result blocks. A result block contains a small subset of results that are related in a particular way. For
example, results that are PowerPoint documents appear in a result block when
the word "presentation" is one of the search terms. Administrators
and site owners can also create result blocks to group other results. Like
individual search results, you can promote result blocks or rank them with
other results.
In addition to the default manner in which search results are differentiated, site collection administrators and site owners can create and use result types to customize how results are displayed for important documents. A result type is a rule that identifies a type of result and a way to display it.
Site collection administrators and site owners can use display templates to customize the appearance of search results by using an HTML editor, and they can customize the behaviour of search results by using JavaScript. They can specify display templates that determine how result types appear.
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