Search for content-heavy Laravel sites
Search becomes important when a site grows beyond a simple navigation tree. Visitors need to find pages, documentation, extension listings, product updates, and content records without knowing how the site is structured.
Capell keeps search inside the Laravel boundary so indexing, permissions, public URLs, and rendering context can be reviewed with the rest of the application.
What search should understand
Capell search can support marketing pages, docs, marketplace listings, product updates, and package-backed records without treating every result as the same blob of text.
Search questions
Use Capell search when content discovery should stay inside Laravel instead of becoming another external product boundary.
Does search require a separate CMS?
No. Capell can connect search indexing to CMS records and Laravel Scout-style workflows while the public site remains in the app.
Can package pages appear in search?
Yes. Marketplace and package-backed content can be indexed alongside normal pages when it has public URLs and useful summaries.
What should not appear in search?
Admin-only fields, editor URLs, package internals, permissions, and signed preview details should not be exposed in public results.
Make the growing site searchable
Search pairs naturally with SEO and public performance: both depend on stable URLs, useful summaries, clean public output, and repeatable indexing.