SleekPixel for FiboSearch WooCommerce product search
FiboSearch indexes WooCommerce products into its own table for fast ajax search. SleekPixel reads the search query and the top matching product from that index, then renders a card with title, price, stock, and image so shared search URLs look like real product pings.
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Product search URLs that preview as the product
FiboSearch is the most-installed ajax search plugin for WooCommerce. It maintains its own product index in wp_dgwt_wcas_index with title, SKU, price, stock, and category fields. A live search hits that index and returns a ranked product set in real time. When a visitor lands on a search result page, the URL contains the query and any filter scope. Sharing that URL anywhere previews with the WooCommerce shop's generic OG image.
SleekPixel hooks into the FiboSearch search lifecycle and reads the same query and filters the index would. It pulls the top product from the index, the total match count, and the product's title, price, stock state, and featured image. A card renders with the product as the hero, the price prominent, and the stock state as a badge. Out-of-stock products get a different badge automatically.
Unique queries cache as PNG files keyed off the search ID, the query, and active filter scope. Stock changes, price changes, or product re-ranking invalidates the affected cards so a re-share picks up the new state. The template can be edited centrally and every cached card refreshed in batches.
Workflow
From FiboSearch query to branded product card
Hook into the search request
Query the FiboSearch index
Render the card
Serve and invalidate
og:image meta points to the cached PNG. Price, stock, or top-result changes for that query invalidate the card so the next render reflects the new state.
Output
Sample FiboSearch product result card
Rendered from a real FiboSearch query with the top matching WooCommerce product, its current price, and stock state pulled from the FiboSearch index.
Comparison
Default WooCommerce search OG vs SleekPixel for FiboSearch
Generic shop image on every search
- Every WooCommerce search URL shares the same generic shop OG image
- The query and top product are invisible in the link preview
- Price and stock changes never reach the shared social card
- Out-of-stock products preview as if they were available
- Marketing cannot share a specific FiboSearch URL as a recognizable product link
SleekPixel
- Reads the query from the request and matches the FiboSearch index
- Top product's title, price, stock, and image render on the card
- Cards keyed by search ID, query, and filter scope for accurate caching
- Stock-aware badges from the WooCommerce product post on render
- Bulk regenerate every cached query card when the template changes
Features
What SleekPixel gives you for FiboSearch
Top product hero
The top result for the query renders as the hero content of the card with its featured image. Title, price, and stock state come from the WooCommerce product, kept in sync via the FiboSearch index.
Live price and stock
Price formats with the store's currency settings. Stock state renders as a badge that flips automatically between In stock, Out of stock, Backorder, and Pre-order based on the WooCommerce product.
Per-query cache
Cards are stored as PNG files keyed by FiboSearch search ID, query, and filter scope. Repeat shares serve a static image. Stock or price changes invalidate the cards that depend on them.
Use cases
Where FiboSearch shops benefit most from per-query cards
Catalogs over 500 SKUs
Large catalogs share many search URLs. Per-query product cards make every internal share recognizable as the right product instead of the shop landing.
Customer support handoffs
Support staff sharing a search URL with a customer ship a card showing the top recommended product, removing one click and one moment of doubt.
Affiliate-led discovery
Affiliates often share FiboSearch URLs scoped to a brand or category. Per-query cards preview the lead product so the share converts like a product link instead of a homepage link.
The bigger picture
Product search URLs are the warmest links on a store
When somebody shares a FiboSearch URL, they are not sharing a category page or a homepage. They are sharing a specific intent: "this is what I was looking for, here are the matches I got." That URL is a warmer link than almost anything else on the store, because it already represents a real demand from a real visitor. Yet the link preview on that URL is usually the store logo, identical to every other URL on the site.
SleekPixel takes the top product the FiboSearch index returns, reads its current price and stock from WooCommerce, and renders a card that previews as that product. The query stays on the card so the share retains its context. The price and stock are live, so an out-of-stock product previews as out-of-stock instead of leading the recipient to disappointment.
Repeat shares of the same query serve a cached PNG instantly. When the catalog changes, the cards that depend on the changed products refresh. The link preview becomes part of the sales surface instead of a missed opportunity.
Questions
Common questions about SleekPixel for FiboSearch
Yes. The integration queries the FiboSearch index tables that the live search uses, so the top product, match count, and relevance scores all match what the storefront shows. There is no separate indexing step.
 Yes. The top product's price is read from the WooCommerce product object at render time and formats with the store's currency and tax display settings. Stock state is read from the same product and renders as a badge.
 If the top match is out of stock, the card switches to the out-of-stock badge variant configured in the template. You can also configure SleekPixel to fall back to the next in-stock match for shares, depending on what your shop prefers.
 Yes. Each unique combination of search ID, query, and filter scope is hashed and cached as its own PNG file. Repeat shares of the same FiboSearch URL serve the cached image instantly.
 Price changes, stock changes, or product re-ranking in the FiboSearch index for the top product on that query trigger an invalidation. The next visit to the search URL regenerates the card with the new state.
 Yes. FiboSearch allows multiple search bar configurations across header, footer, or product widgets. SleekPixel keys cached cards by the search ID, so each instance has its own card set, even when querying the same products.
 Yes. If the search URL carries a category filter, a brand filter, or attribute filters, those are read from the URL and exposed as template variables. They can render as a small filter line under the product title.
 Yes. SleekPixel ships a regenerate action and a WP-CLI command that walks every cached query for a chosen search instance and refreshes the card in background batches. The cache then continues to fill from real traffic.
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