With an ever increasing amount of content building on your WordPress site, your users will inevitably need to search your site to find that specific helpful article from way back. To help narrow the search results, I’m going to show you how to code a plugin that allows the user to search based on category. Become a member!
Join Tuts Premium

For those unfamiliar, the family of TUTS sites runs a premium membership service called “Premium”. For $19 per month, you gain access to exclusive premium tutorials, screencasts, and freebies at nettuts+, psdtuts+, and vectortuts+! For the price of a pizza, you’ll learn from some of the best minds in the business. Join today!
- Subscribe to the NETTUTS RSS Feed for more daily web development tuts and articles.

Im so tempted to get a subscription for this! looks a brilliant tut
Very nice!
Amazing tutorial, looking over it right now! Thanks!
Very, very cool – thanks!
I imagine some of the stuff ye go into with this will help people understand a little about plugin development?
I am so glad I’m a member – Here’s a toast to the Tuts+ Network, arriving in my life at the -perfect- time!
Sorry, but I just don’t agree with paying for tutorials which relate to free software.
You get WordPress for free, make your tutorials relating to it free. Fair’s fair.
Oh come on! It’s not fair it’s plus tutorial. Just because it’s so useful.
I have a tuts+ account and i am locked out…even i can’t view it. Could an administrator please help me with this. I have done the forgot password form, which doesn’t work by the way!, signed up and placed a help ticket even tried to get help on twitter. Someone please help. I want to access what i paid for!
Can any one else smell the fishyness around here or is it just me?
http://fire-studios.com/blog/search-by-category
Serioulsy guys.
nice touch ! awesome and great idea plugins … thx a lot Jonathan
great plugin tutorial, thx Jonathan!
Thanks for the tip Peter. You can find the plugin on WordPress here: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search-by-category/
And to think I was going to talk to someone in psroen about this.
Great search plugin.