Enable Fuse.js search

Use this guide for an existing site where you want Fuse.js search. The Chulapa 101 template already has it configured; check its existing search page before adding another. No provider account, API key or extra Jekyll plugin is needed for Fuse.js.

Configure the search page

In _config.yml, edit the existing search section, or add it once if absent:
```
search:
  provider: fusejs
  landing_page: /search
```
Keep any other search settings. If your current search has an established address, use that path for landing_page and for the page below.
Find your existing search page and edit it. If there is none, create search.md at the site root, alongside _config.yml, with this complete content:
```
---
layout: search
title: Search
permalink: /search
---
```
Keep only one page at this output address. The page’s permalink must match search.landing_page. For a site under /my-blog, use /search in both settings; the theme adds the site’s baseurl.
Save your changes on the publishing branch. Wait for Actions to finish, then open the search address directly. For a site at https://ana.github.io/my-blog, open https://ana.github.io/my-blog/search (or your chosen landing path).

Selecting a provider does not create the search page. The classic navbar and the desktop form of dual show a Search link only when navbar.nav is configured. If that link is absent, use the direct address above or configure your menu. The search layout supplies its own interface; extra page-body text is not displayed.

Check a result

Search for a distinctive word from a published article’s title. Follow the result and check that it opens the correct article, including on a repository-based site. Clear the search field and check that the results clear.

If the search page is missing, check its published address and the two matching settings above. If a document is absent from results, check its date, publishing status and any include_on_search: false in its front matter or defaults. Content changes enter the search index during the next site build; republish after edits.

To switch providers, use Lunr.js, Simple-Jekyll-Search, Google Custom Search or Algolia. For exact field defaults, use the search reference. For a working interface, see the Fuse.js demo.