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# Search

Search settings in **Theme settings > Search** control which result types can appear on the search results page.

## How to change theme search

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#### Open search settings

* Open **Theme settings > Search**.
  {% endstep %}

{% step %}

#### Toggle result types

* Turn **Enable blog results**, **Enable collection results**, **Enable page results**, **Enable product results**, and **Enable query results** on or off as needed.
  {% endstep %}

{% step %}

#### Test search

* Run searches in the storefront preview and confirm only enabled types appear.
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  {% endstepper %}

### Notes on search

* Disabling a type affects the theme search experience; Shopify may still index that content elsewhere.
* **Enable query results** controls query-style results where the theme uses them—preview search and any search drawer you use.

## Search settings

| Setting                   | What it controls                                       |
| ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| Enable blog results       | Shows blog content in search when on. Default on.      |
| Enable collection results | Shows collections in search when on. Default on.       |
| Enable page results       | Shows pages in search when on. Default on.             |
| Enable product results    | Shows products in search when on. Default on.          |
| Enable query results      | Shows query-style results where supported. Default on. |


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