Build a Searchable CCSS Article Index

• Enable a search feature that:
  • Searches by keyword (e.g., “blueberries”).
  • Searches by tag (e.g., “multi-sig,” “key generation”).
• Users should be able to:
  • See tagged posts (e.g., "posts tagged with 'blueberries'").
  • Also see all posts where that keyword appears in any part of the post, even if not tagged.

Restrict the Search to CCSS Content

• Only CCSS-related posts should be included in this feature.
• Must exclude general blog posts from search results.

Set Up a Dedicated Post Type or Category

• Use a custom category (e.g., "CCSS Posts") to organize these entries.
• This helps WordPress filter posts for both display and search functionality.

Use Existing WordPress Features Where Possible

• Leverage WordPress’s built-in blog post structure for content.
• Use the existing search functionality, but filtered only to the CCSS post category.
• Avoid developing new tools unless necessary.

Design a New Search Results Template

• Display search results that include:
  • The post title.
  • The date published.
  • A visible tag or label indicating which version of CCSS (e.g., 8.1 or 9.0) the post applies to.
  • Clear visual cues for users to know what version they're reading about.

Minimize Visual Requirements

• The posts will be mostly text-based (no need for images by default).
• Focus is on clarity, searchability, and relevance of CCSS guidance.

Backend First, Content Later

• No immediate content is needed from Alejandro.
• The team will populate the posts later — for now, they need the infrastructure set up.