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The global search block allows users to search the site for specific content. | The global search block allows users to search the site for specific content. | ||
The results display only content the particular user has access to, so an administrator would see results from the whole site, whereas a student or teacher would see results from the courses they are enrolled in. | The results display only content the particular user has access to, so an administrator would see results from the whole site, whereas a student or teacher would see results from the courses they are enrolled in. | ||
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==Site administration settings== | ==Site administration settings== | ||
Latest revision as of 12:08, 1 September 2021
The global search block allows users to search the site for specific content.
The results display only content the particular user has access to, so an administrator would see results from the whole site, whereas a student or teacher would see results from the courses they are enrolled in.
Site administration settings
Global search must be enabled by the administrator. See Global search for details of how to do this.
