Constants

Constants that can be added to your wp-config.php

Introduction

Constants are variables that can be added to your wp-config.php. They are generally used for configuring development or technical features.

To use a constant, simply add a line to your wp-config.php file like so:

<?php
// [...]
define( 'ALGOLIA_AUTO_PROCESS_QUEUE', false );
/* That's all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */
// [...]

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Make sure you define your constants before the That's all, stop editing! Happy blogging. comment, as shown above.

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Constants Reference

Here is the list of all available constants.

Constant Name	Default Value	Description
ALGOLIA_HIDE_HELP_NOTICES	false	By setting to true, you will hide help notices on the autocomplete and instantsearch admin pages. This is sometimes useful if you are using a custom autocomplete or instantsearch implementation.
ALGOLIA_SPLIT_POSTS	true	By setting to false, 1 post will equal 1 record but content will be truncated to fit into the Algolia payload max size.
ALGOLIA_CONTENT_MAX_SIZE	2000	Split the content over several records when exceeding ALGOLIA_CONTENT_MAX_SIZE (size in bytes). WARNING: you should only reduce this value, otherwise your queue will break.
ALGOLIA_APPLICATION_ID	null	The Algolia application to use.
ALGOLIA_SEARCH_API_KEY	null	The Algolia search only API key to use.
ALGOLIA_API_KEY	null	The Algolia admin API key to use.
ALGOLIA_INDEX_NAME_PREFIX	'wp_'	The index name prefix to use.