If your publication uses a large number of editorial content types, the built-in search feature makes it easy to find the one you need, as well as get some valuable information about each editorial co...
Viewing tag or section taxonomies can help you manage large numbers of tags or sections. To view a tag or section taxonomy: In the header, click in the search field. The search panel appears. From the...
You can search for an exact match using search operators by placing quotation marks around a search string. Search using operators.pngYou can search for an exact keyword that occurs in a search result...
You can enter wildcard symbols # and * to perform a search with patterns. Search using wildcards.pngThe # symbol can be added to a search string to search a single character. Consider the following ex...
In the search panel, from the Recent Searches list, you can quickly access the five most recent searches you performed. To use a recent search: In the header, click the search field to open the search...
You can delete a saved search if you determine it is no longer relevant to you. To delete a saved search: In the search panel, create search criteria and filtering options as described in Filtering se...
You can share a saved search with another editor who has Brightspot access. To share a saved search: In the search panel, create search criteria and filtering options as described in Filtering search ...
You can rename a saved search if you determine a different name is more applicable. To rename a saved search: In the search panel, create search criteria and filtering options as described in Filterin...
In a typical search scenario, visitors enter keywords in a search field, and Brightspot retrieves the assets that best match the keywords. You can customize the order in which the search results displ...
Brightspot search provides an easy way for you to capture your search results. You have the option to print or export your search results into a spreadsheet as well as save the search you conducted in...