Zilong Liang / Hack I just added a search page for notes on both https://tech.zlliang.me and https://days.zlliang.me. There is now a search button in the header, plus a small search form in the sidebar on larger screens and on the home page on mobile. The search indexes note titles and bodies, and for post notes it also includes the full content of the related post. The implementation uses MiniSearch.
Enjoy the search feature!
While doing this, I also reworked note pagination across both sites. Instead of URLs like /notes/2, note archive pages now use query parameters such as /notes?page=2 and /notes/types/link?page=2. I wanted the pagination model to be simpler and closer to common blog conventions, especially after reading Google’s documentation on pagination.
The commit is zlliang/zlliang@5388c6d, which also closed issue #72.
Update Mar 22, 2026: This pagination change also changed note archive URLs, but I later added middleware-based redirects so legacy paths such as /notes/2 still resolve to the new query-parameter URLs. That should also make it easier for search engines to consolidate the old pagination routes.
Update Mar 30, 2026: In late March, I renamed my two journal websites. They are now Hack https://hack.zlliang.me and Muse https://muse.zlliang.me. See: Renamed the two journal websites to Hack and Muse.