Enter one or more terms (i.e., a query) to search the documentation.
As you type your query, the search results will be displayed in a panel immediately below the search box. You can browse the list of search results and navigate to a result using the mouse
To navigate to a result in the current tab using the mouse, hover over it with the mouse cursor and click on it using the left mouse button. If you want to keep the search results open while you’re looking for the best result, you can open the result in a new tab. To open a result in a new tab, either hold down Ctrl when you click the result, or right click on it and select "Open link in new tab". To clear the search, click anywhere outside of the panel of search results.
The search will look for results using fuzzy matching. That means it will locate pages with words or phrases that are close to what you entered, but not exactly. This strategy helps bridge the gap between your terminology or phrasing with that used in the documentation. If you want to look for an exact match, enclose the query in double quotes (e.g., "the details of the syntax"). You can also quote individual terms to disable the typo tolerance (e.g., "toc" position). This strategy helps you to find exactly what you’re looking for with no false positives. However, it will yield less results. Another way to narrow the results is to prefix one or more terms with - (e.g., -document). Adding this prefix will exclude results that contain that term.
