Bug Description
When attempting to search, the site attempts to find themes that use a particular color when the search term matches a known color value. While this can be cool, it breaks the functionality for text-based search.
For example, searching for "orange" returns 0 results, because no themes on the site have the CSS named color "orange" as part of their definition. However, multiple themes have the word "orange" in their title, such as Orange Juice.
Workaround
Luckily, it appears wrapping the text in double quotes allows searching for the word instead of the color.
Preferred Fix
Ideally, when searching for a named color, the results should include matches for the color within themes as well as in the theme title.
Alternate Fix
Instead, change the "Try clearing search?" link in the "No Results Found" screen to "Search in title/description?" when the search query matches a named color.
Bug Description
When attempting to search, the site attempts to find themes that use a particular color when the search term matches a known color value. While this can be cool, it breaks the functionality for text-based search.
For example, searching for "orange" returns 0 results, because no themes on the site have the CSS named color "orange" as part of their definition. However, multiple themes have the word "orange" in their title, such as Orange Juice.
Workaround
Luckily, it appears wrapping the text in double quotes allows searching for the word instead of the color.
Preferred Fix
Ideally, when searching for a named color, the results should include matches for the color within themes as well as in the theme title.
Alternate Fix
Instead, change the "Try clearing search?" link in the "No Results Found" screen to "Search in title/description?" when the search query matches a named color.