Creating "Quick Search" Links on your Landing Page
Concept
In addition to providing search tips for your visitors on your Landing 
 Page, you can also list Quick Search links to help visitors find commonly 
 searched for items in your collection. To view how these Quick Search 
 links work, please visit our demonstration site, Corner 
 Museum Center and click on any of the options under "Quick Searches". 
 The links on this demonstration site go to the results page for a specific 
 search in order to show multiple records relating to a certain topic; 
 you can also make your links go directly to a particular catalog record 
 to highlight a specific item.
The PastPerfect Online team is also happy to set up Quick Search links 
 for you. We can also create more complex links with images. Please email 
 pposupport@museumsoftware.com 
 if interested.
This topic will discuss how to create Quick Search links similar to 
 those you see at the Corner Museum Center demonstration site. Before following 
 these steps please be sure to have created and uploaded data and images 
 to your site.

Task
	- Sign into https://admin.pastperfectonline.com.
- Select the Landing Page tab.
 
  
 
 
- Locate where in the HTML you would like your Quick Search links 
	 to appear.
- If you want to add a header for these Quick Search Links, type 
	 in: <h2>Quick Searches</h2>
 
  
 
 
- Open a new tab in your internet browser and go to your PastPerfect 
	 Online site.
- Perform a search for the first Quick Search link you would like 
	 to include on your Landing Page. We will do a Keyword Search for "Rocky 
	 Pine Ranch".
- Copy the URL of your search results.
 
  
 
 
- Return to the Landing Page tab in IMS.
- To create a link for the Keyword Search results for "Rocky 
	 Pine Ranch" the HTML code is as follows:
 <a href="https://roundleft.pastperfectonline.com/Search?CurrentPage=1&search_criteria=%22Rocky+Pine+Ranch%22&onlyimages=false">Rocky Pine Ranch</a>
		- Replace the section in italics with the URL of your search 
		 results.
- Replace the section underlined with the word or phrase you 
		 want to appear as your link.
 
 
  
 
 
- Repeat these steps for each link you want to create. You may want 
	 to include <br> as a line break between the HTML code for each 
	 link so that they each appear on separate lines.
- Once you have made your changes, click the Update Museum 
	 button at the top or bottom of your page to save the changes.
- Click the Open Web Site 
	 link at the top of your page to see the new links on your site. You 
	 can style these links as you would any other portion of your Landing 
	 Page.
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