Liam Bigelow

Hi, can you provide some more context on this request? The Modular UI results don't have a concept of pages, and instead use the browser's [IntersectionObserver](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Intersection_Observer_API) to load results as...

👋 @densmyrnov Can you provide more information? The `uk.json` file was merged in that PR, which is all that is required for translations to exist. This was released in v1.1.0...

👋 This has shipped in [Pagefind v1.4.0](https://github.com/Pagefind/pagefind/releases/tag/v1.4.0) 🎉

Hi @arnaudlevy 👋 Thanks so much for sharing this! I'll make sure to action these points very soon.

👋 @rdela I always like PRs! Apologies for not getting to these fixes sooner — I need to dedicate some time to this. Let me know if you need any...

Hi @demetris 👋 Interesting! Going to your link I can see the same behavior. I'm unsure why, I'll need to look into that. Searching for `loaded` should indeed match `woocommerce_loaded`...

👋 @stevespringett I'll rattle off some ideas ### Pagefind Globs Pagefind's globs configure what files are ingested. Globs can contain multiple patterns, e.g: ```yml # in pagefind.yml glob: "{pages/**/*.html,about/**/*.html,/docs/latest/**/*.html}" ```...

Hello! Sorry, I've been in email debt for a little while so I missed this one 😄 But I'm finding some space to look at Pagefind things again. This rings...

Hi, thanks for the report and the reproduction! The parser Pagefind uses doesn't support the `:not()` selector, but this shouldn't _panic_. We should instead throw a warning to the console...

> Actually, :not(.) does not panic. > But :not(. ) does. Thanks! I'll ensure this is covered in a test case. Yes, Pagefind is a little tricky if you can't...