RDP Google Custom Search free WordPress plugin

ATTN: This plugin only works with the PAID version of Google Custom Search. With RDP Google Custom Search, you can target your site’s contents, or other site’s contents. You can add multiple CSEs and allow your visitor to choose one. RDP Google Custom Search uses a simple shortcode so that a search box can be placed anywhere. You can put a multi-CSE search box in the main content of your page, and then put another search box in the sidebar that is dedicated to only one CSE, such as your site. Each search box also provides a Page selector, which will search the current page and highlight matching text. The results are displayed using a special template that replaces the content of the current page/post and that can be styled as desired. The default width of the results content is 980px. The built-in rendering function marks up the results to use Google styling HTML and class names. This plugin can be used with the RDP Wiki Embed plugin, which allows you to have the links in the search results that point to MediaWiki sites to postback and display content on your own web site. Usage RDP Google Custom Search is implemented using the shortcode [rdp-gcs]. It accepts the following arguments: id: (required) comma separated list of id numbers, indicating the CSEs to use default: when more than one CSE is selected, this indicates the CSE to use by default Examples: [rdp-gcs id=’3′] [rdp-gcs id=’1,3′ default=’1′] External Scripts Included jQuery.PositionCalculator v1.1.2 under MIT License jQuery Highlight under MIT License PHP Hook Reference: rdp_gcs_render_search_results_applied Params: none Fires after the default render function is added to the filters array. rdp_gcs_styles_enqueued Params: none Fires after plugin-specific styles are enqueued rdp_gcs_scripts_enqueued Params: none Fires after plugin-specific scripts are enqueued PHP Filter Reference: rdp_gcs_before_search_box Param: empty