Jonathan Sick added a comment - 08/Jul/20 6:01 PM We're now generating category-specific pages for browsing individual document series, such as /sqr/ for SQR technotes, and so on. These category pages use the Algolia search interface, but unlike the advanced search page ( /search/ ) they sort records. For example, documents are sorted by their handle in descending order. When the user starts typing a query term, though, we immediately switch the sorting to a relevance-based order because that provides the best search experience. This is implemented through a customized SortBy widget that connects to the SearchState widget. This AutoSortBy widget sets the default value of the underlying <select> element, so the user can still override the sorting and have that choice persist if the query text is deleted, for example. Re-ordered the controls in the SearchSettingsCluster to make space for a refinement list in the future to extend from the "clear all refinements" control. The advanced search page no longer shows any results if the user hasn't entered a query yet (using the new NonEmptyHits component). This is appropriate because the advanced search page always sorts by relevance, but relevance is only meaningful if there is a query. Category pages are now linked from the homepage. In the footer, we now prompt for feedback by linking to different venues (some internal, some accessible to the community). See https://github.com/lsst-sqre/www_lsst_io/pull/16  for screenshots