As you well know, WordPress, by default, shows us the searches made through the search form with this URL:
But thanks to two small, simple plugins this can change.
The first one is called Nice Search, by Mark Jaquith, which, thanks to a handful of lines, will transform the URL we have just seen into this other one:
But this is still not enough, because in our case we want the structure of the URL to be completely in Spanish. And so, how do we manage that? Well, it is very simple, with the APG plugin Custom Base Terms. This simple plugin, which is available on WordPress.org: Custom Base Terms, lets us enter custom structures in the URLs for author, search, comments and page, so we will get the previous URL to end up like this other one:
As you can see, and thanks to these two simple plugins, we will get the structure of the search URL to be completely SEO Friendly.
What are you waiting for to try it out and tell us what you thought of this improvement?
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Nice Search convierte %20 a + no a un guion como tu dices http://www.nombre-de-dominio.ext/search/termino+d+busqueda, como se podria poner con el – ya que el autor del plugin no da soporte
En cuanto a tu pregunta, puedes intentar manipular el filtro
search_link.Un saludo.
He conseguido llegar al archivo link-template.php donde creo que se tocaria para hacerlo pero no lo he conseguido se escapa de mis posibilidades :(, muchas gracias por responder.
Errata corregida.
Gracias.