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| | | ### 2. Live search |
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| | | This behaviour will be obvious as the user types a search query on the search field. All search queries, will yield a list of `quick links` or a simple `no matches found`. Else, the user will be prompted to continue typing. |
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| | | This behaviour will be obvious as the user types a search query on the search field. All `valid search queries`, will yield a list of `quick links` or a simple `no matches found`. Else, the user will be prompted to continue typing. |
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| | | > Please note that the results under quick links will be a truncated list of the most relevant results. Only a maximum of 8 items will be returned. This number is pragmatic at best if not arbitrary. On the search page, the number is set to 12. |
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| | | (1) multilingual sites |
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| | | (2) blog/events sections that are separate from the docs section --> |
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| | | ### What is a valid search query |
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| | | A valid search query must be long enough. If the search query can be cast as a float, then it only need contain one or more characters. |
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| | | Else the search query must be at least 2 characters long. |
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| | | <!-- This behaviour will change. --> |
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